Chanel to The RealReal: Your So-Called Authentication Experts

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THE FASHION LAW EXCLUSIVE — The RealReal has built a business by making claims about the authenticity of its products that it cannot back up. That is one of the central claims in the scathing lawsuit that Chanel filed against the popular luxury consignment site in a New York federal court in November. Now, just days after The RealReal filed its formal response to the suit, which included asking the court to toss out the case, Chanel has amended its complaint, adding some additional assertions to ideally bolster its existing trademark infringement, counterfeiting, and false advertising claims.

The fashion house is suing the start-up for allegedly selling fake bags on its site — a claim The RealReal rejects.

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THE FASHION LAW EXCLUSIVE — In November, Chanel’s legal team followed up on concerns that they had about The RealReal by filing a lawsuit. To be exact, counsel for the 110-year Paris-based design house filed suit against the barely 8-year old luxury resale site, calling “Fake!” But more than merely asserting that The RealReal had sold “at least 7” counterfeit CHANEL handbags that were “vastly inferior and materially different from genuine Chanel products,” Chanel argued that at the core of the wildly popular e-commerce site’s model are federal trademark and advertising law violations that must be stopped.

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