Nike presented Leonard with numerous modifications of his original design. Leonard rejected all of them until the two sides agreed on a logo in June 2014.

And Nike complains that, notwithstanding these facts, Leonard continues to use and reproduce non-Nike apparel bearing the stylized claw logo, even after Leonard received the cease and desist ...

Nike ran into a similar problem in 1997. The Council on American-Islamic Relations protested the company’s logo on certain athletic shoes, saying it resembled the word “Allah” in Arabic script. Nike ...