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Partner Jonathan Hyman Discusses Trademarks in The Washington Post

July 28, 2016  | Jonathan Hyman

Partner Jonathan Hyman was quoted in The Washington Post in “Whole Foods just got called out for a pretty big exaggeration.” He discusses the recent rejection of Whole Foods’ trademark application for “World’s Healthiest Grocery Store.”

Read the full article on Washington Post >>

Jonathan Hyman’s interview was also referred to on Consumerist.com >>

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Jonathan Hyman
Partner
Los Angeles
jonathan.hyman@knobbe.com
310-551-3450

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