Louis Vuitton process loses to U.S. film knock-off

  NEW YORK - A judge the case against Warner Brothers, Louis Vuitton handbag on a knock-off, the released a brief appearance in 30 seconds hangover Hollywood flop II made, officials said on Monday.

"We are very pleased with the decision of the court satisfied," said a spokesman for Warner Brothers.

In the film, actor Zach Galifianakis carries a bag with a monogram LVM. If someone knocks in his pocket, he said, "Look, it's a Lewis (instead of Louis) Vuitton.

The case of violation of the Chinese company has been Diophy American.

Louis Vuitton, a fashion and leather goods division of LVMH has sued Warner Brothers, the production company behind the film in December 2011, citing a "false designation of origin / unfair competition" and "brand dilution." The camp Vuitton has argued that "consumers believe the bag Diophy (the movie) was actually a real Louis Vuitton" and that the comment of 'Lewis Vuitton "was a" quote feature film. "

Federal Judge Andrew Carter was determined to prove Vuitton without sufficient evidence for his claim that it was "highly unlikely" that the public will be able to fake Louis Vuitton's 30 seconds was seen on the screen.

It was the second indictment for Hangover II, a slapstick comedy in which two men traveling to Bangkok for the wedding of their friend. In the first trial, an Australian stuntman sued Warner Brothers for injuries incurred during filming.