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After early scare, Tottenham FC scores win in US against counterfeiters

By Melissa Ritti ( March 31, 2025, 13:37 GMT | Insight) -- A US magistrate judge in Florida on Friday recommended that a preliminary injunction requested by the English Premier League’s Tottenham Hotspur Ltd. should be granted, agreeing that the football club will likely suffer irreparable harm if relief is not issued. In a January complaint, the Spurs accused four as-yet-unknown defendants of selling counterfeit merchandise online. Soon thereafter, the lawsuit was targeted for dismissal by the federal judge assigned to the case in a sua sponte order that questioned whether the club was attempting to “skirt” its filing fees.Tottenham Hotspur Ltd. is facing irreparable harm from four e-tailers selling unauthorized merchandise online in the US, warranting the entry of preliminary injunctive relief....

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