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N.Y. Agency Forces N.M. Shop to Change Its Name
DALLAS–In reaction to a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by New York-based Grey Advertising, Gray & Gray Advertising of Albuquerque, N.M., has agreed to change its name to G+G Advertising.
That change came reluctantly, said G+G co-owner Michael Gray, a Blackfeet/Chippewa-Cree Indian whose shop specializes in marketing to Native Americans.
“It’s a sad day in America when you have to give up your own family name, especially when your relatives have already given up so much,” said Gray.
In April, Grey Advertising filed a federal lawsuit in the U.S.






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