AOL v AT&T, 243 F3d. 812 (4th Cir, 1999)
N/AOUTCOME: AT&T successfully argued that the phrase was generic as used on AT&T's email service
AOL claimed that AT&T was making improper use of "you have mail" at the time that the movie "You've Got Mail."
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OUTCOME: AT&T successfully argued that the phrase was generic as used on AT&T's email service
AOL claimed that AT&T was making improper use of "you have mail" at the time that the movie "You've Got Mail."