On December 14, the group that has the website “NoLabels.com” filed its brief in its trademark dispute with No Labels. The political party known as No Labels had sued the people who run the website “NoLabels.com” on December 4, alleging that “NoLabels.com” is violating the No Labels trademark.

NoLabels.com first points out that No Labels originally had title to the website name, but voluntarily gave it up. As to the trademark issue, NoLabels.com says that there is no single entity “No Labels” anymore, because the party has qualified for the ballot in a dozen states, so there are now numerous No Labels entities, one in each state in which the group is ballot-qualified.

Here is the brief of NoLabels.com.