Louis Vuitton has filed a lawsuit against a small Portuguese liqueur firm it accuses of using a logo too similar to the ...

Not much, other than a lawsuit: A South Korean fried chicken restaurant has been sued by Louis Vuitton ... logo, according to the South China Morning Post. The restaurant's name, "Louis Vuiton Dak ...

Getty Images Turns out the particular South Korean chicken shop in question is being targeted by Louis Vuitton not for what it is selling but for its name, 'LouisVui TonDak' and bearing a logo ...

According to The Korea Times, the logo for "Louis Vuitton Dak" also bore a close resemblance to the luxury brand's logo. Louis Vuitton had taken the matter to court in September last year ...

What gives? Louis Vuitton may be flaunting its famous monogram a bit too much. The classic logo that it used to quickly establish itself in emerging markets around the world appears to have run ...

The Seoul restaurant’s name and logo bears a striking resemblance to Louis Vuitton’s ... The Seoul eatery is called Louis Vuiton Dak, a play on the Korean word “tongdak,” which means ...