Second Circuit Rules in Favor of Warby Parker in Trademark Dispute with 1-800 Contacts

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld a decision in favor of Warby Parker in a legal dispute involving 1-800 Contacts Inc. The court found that Warby Parker did not infringe upon 1-800 Contacts’ trademarks by purchasing advertisements on search engines with keywords associated with the contact lens company. This ruling confirms that Warby Parker’s advertising strategy did not violate trademark laws in this instance. For more details on this decision, you can view the article on Law360.