and claims that after being served a cease and desist order, Love Health “deliberately and willfully continued to use” the infringing trademarks.
“Love Wellness first learned about Love Health and its infringement on the Love Wellness trademarks in mid-May, from a TechCrunch article that had run earlier that month,” the plaintiff’s counsel Airina L. Rodrigues of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck toldin an email. “The Love Wellness brand has been developed and nurtured by Lauren Bosworth and her team for several years, and they will work vigorously to defend the brand.
Bosworth founded Love Wellness in 2016 “after she personally experienced a host of physical ailments and struggled to find care,” the complaint states. Love Wellness is itself being sued for alleged copyright infringement in a District Court of Minnesota by Opulus Health, over a competing vaginal health suppository. Opulus Health did not respond to a request for comment.
In a response to the complaint, Love Health wrote that it “denies committing any infringement and denies any liability to Plaintiff.” Love Health’s legal counsel did not respond to a request for comment, and Breslow declined to comment on the company and ongoing lawsuit.two months later with a new startup called Love , announcing that he would serve as its part-time and non-operational chairman.
Breslow seemingly hatched the idea for Love Health, Inc. in 2021, according to a Delaware business incorporation filing. Its earliest members included JR Rahn, a cofounder and former CEO of psychedelics biotech company MindMed, and Ashwath Rajan, known for his company Bodega, a grocery retail platform that the