Nevada Federal Credit Union, the $677 million institution based in Las Vegas, has been accused by Minnesota-based ChartHouse International–owner of the "FISH!" series of motivational books and films–of making bootleg copies of FISH! DVDs and selling them online.
The suit was filed in Minnesota on July 25.
In a statement, Nevada Federal Senior Vice President Greg Barnes said, "We are aware of the lawsuit. We adamantly deny the accusations and have retained appropriate legal counsel for our defense. Nevada Federal does not, has not, nor ever will knowingly violate trademark or copyright laws, period."
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