A Wisconsin woman who created a bra with pockets for carrying small objects is suing another woman who had the same idea.
Tammy Pintor owns TJ Secret in Menomonee Falls. She has a patent for a brassiere that holds and conceals electronic devices, cosmetics, money or other items. Pintor sent a cease-and-desist letter to Leslie Van Dorf of Nashotah after learning about her launch of a company called Purse-Les. Van Dorf says she ignored the letter. Pintor followed up with a federal patent infringement lawsuit filed in Milwaukee.
Van Dorf says her Purse-Les sport top and tank with pockets doesn’t come close to infringing on Pintor’s patent. Van Dorf tells the Journal Sentinel she created a top, not a bra.
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