The Call of Duty series has been massively successful since it began in 2003, most recently with Call of Duty: WW2 making half a billion dollars during its launch weekend. But is the series' success ...

The realism of video games is intensified by the inclusion of products and brands we recognize from daily life. Can the thrill of such verisimilitude coexist alongside the rights of trademark owners?

The video game's success has come "at the expense of AM General and consumers who are deceived into believing that AM General licenses the games or is somehow connected with or involved in the ...

Call of Duty: WWII is undoubtedly a hit with fans, having cleared an impressive $500 million in sales over the weekend. That said, we actually learned that someone isn’t too crazy about the game’s ...

The owner of the video game series Call of Duty has illegally used trademarks for Humvee military vehicles, and "reaped billions of dollars in revenues" in doing so, a lawsuit filed by a Humvee maker ...

They say it wasn't legally entitled to use the vehicle in its games. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. You may not know AM General, ...

Activision, the company behind the Call of Duty games, has been sued by AM General over its use of Humvee and HMMWV trademarks in some CoD games allegedly without permission. The lawsuit was filed ...

AM General, LLC, owner of the intellectual property associated with the HUMVEE all-terrain military vehicle, has sued popular game maker Activision Blizzard, Inc. over the inclusion of HUMVEE ...

Billionaire-owned Humvee manufacturer, AM General, has sued the makers of popular video game franchise "Call Of Duty" for trademark infringement. According to a complaint filed in the Southern ...

According to a report by Motor Trend, AM General filed a lawsuit against the creator of Call of Duty because the game had been prominently displaying the Humvee without their permission. The ...

NEW YORK -- The maker of Humvee military vehicles filed a lawsuit accusing Activision Blizzard Inc. of reaping billions of dollars of revenue by incorporating its trademarks without permission in its ...