A Claude-powered company sues Anthropic (ANT) over the Mythos name. The trademark office already refused 'Claude Mythos'

Key points Anthropic customer sues over the Mythos name Trademark office refused Anthropic’s two applications Anthropic’s IPO filing warns a dispute could force a rebrand A company that uses Claude in its own software has sued Anthropic (ANT), alleging that the name of Anthropic's Mythos AI model infringes a trademark the company has used since 2015. Global Printing, an Alexandria, Virginia, company that sells a donor-relations platform also called Mythos, filed the complaint in federal court on Nov. 13. Reuters reported the suit earlier that day. The suit comes five days before Anthropic plans to price its IPO on Nov. 18. Global Printing is seeking Anthropic’s profits from Mythos, up to three times its damages for willful infringement, and a court order barring Anthropic from using the name or anything confusingly similar. The complaint doesn’t put a dollar figure on the damages.

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