Louis Vuitton Court of Appeals dismissed the lawsuit against Warner Bros.

Louis Vuitton has filed an appeal against the dismissal Tuesday of last month lawsuit against Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. for use of counterfeit luggage in "The Hangover Part II". Used in its complaint that in December in New York federal court, Louis Vuitton, a unit of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton has been filed, said the film studios knowingly false evidence of Diophy pockets, a group of U.S. and Chinese companies Hawking imitation. Brand said that the bags can confuse the consumer, an important requirement needed to cause to prove copyright infringement. Counterfeits had played a cameo appearance in "The Hangover Part II", in which bears a character of Zach Galifianakis baggage door "LVM", and said to his co-star, "Warning, this is a Louis Vuitton" during battles pronunciation of the name of the French brand. In its opinion of 18 June presiding judge denied the allegations by Andrew Carter, Louis Vuitton, described it as "implausible" or "very convincing." Louis Vuitton initially asked for the services of the film, which grossed about $ 580 million and treble damages, and the destruction of all copies of "The Hangover Part II", and promotional materials that include the stage of the airport with the wrong bag. The judge would not recognize them. A date for the appeal hearing has not yet been determined.