Legal Opinion
Alderman v. Iditarod Properties, Inc.
Alaska Supreme Court
Decided October 12, 2001No. S-9285PublishedCited by 36 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CARPENETI, Justice.
I, INTRODUCTION
During the 1998 Anchorage tourist season, both Robert Gottstein's Iditarod Properties and Caleb and Barbara Alderman's Alaska Guestours operated separate trolley tours named "Fourth Avenue Theater Trolley Tours" from the front of the historic Fourth Avenue Theatre 1 owned by Iditarod. Iditar-od sued the Aldermans for trade name infringement. A jury found that the Alder-mans had infringed Iditarod's trade name "Fourth Avenue Theatre" 2 and had breached a lease agreement for the use of the theater's ticket booth. The Aldermans appeal numerous issues…
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