Ohio State University and Overtime Sports Inc. have reached a settlement in principle in their dispute over Overtime’s use of a stylized “O” trademark, according to a filing in Brooklyn federal court.
Overtime is an “online and social media-based sports network” that focuses on “young, digital-native sports fans,” according to its complaint. It sued Ohio State last year seeking a judgment that it doesn’t infringe the university’s trademarks in the letter “O,” arguing its mark’s design differs and isn’t likely to cause confusion.
Overtime’s Monday letter to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York says the ...
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