Guess has won its latest battle against Gucci after the Court of Paris ruled in favour of the company for alleged trademark infringement. The luxury company was ordered to pay Guess 30,000 Euros. The Court also invalidated three of Gucci’s ‘G’ European Community and international trademarks, reports CovBrands. Gucci had sued Guess over claims the company sold wallets and belts similar to those manufactured by the Italian company. However, according Covington and Burling’s blog, the dispute is ongoing. 'It would seem that the New York judge’s suggestion, made following the court’s 2012 ruling, that the disagreement “be limited to the runway and shopping floor, rather than spilling over into the courts”, has long since been forgotten, says the blog. Source: CovBrands