Opinion ID: 787779
Heading Depth: 3
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: The Logo

Text: 22 We consider next Papanicolaou's challenge to the district court's determination that he violated Paragraph 1.C of the injunction, which prohibits him from: 23 Using any trade name, logo, service mark or trade dress that is likely to create consumer confusion or mistake as to any connection or association between Roxy's and [Jerry's], or as to any sponsorship or approval of Roxy's, its food, food-related services and/or products by [Jerry's]. 24 The district court found Roxy's Deli's logo similar enough to the one used by Jerry's Deli to violate the terms of the injunction. Important to the district court's determination was the fact that both logos are circular, feature a portion of the restaurant name horizontally across the center with the word Deli on the bottom, and utilize concentric circles in their design. 25 Papanicolaou contends that his use of the infringing logo could not violate the injunction at issue here because it did not violate the 1993 settlement from the earlier lawsuit. This effort to sidestep the injunction proves unavailing. The question before the district court was violation of the 1997 stipulated permanent injunction, not the 1993 injunction. Because the evidence supports the district court's findings, we reject Papanicolaou's argument on this point as well.