The IOC has very rigid and severe restrictions on logos and advertising for the Olympic Games, but do not control these things in any country outside of the Games. The USOC and USATF have chosen to apply these IOC defined restrictions to advertising for the USA Olympic Trials, allowing a single 40 square centimeter area for one logo, only by an APPAREL company, on the singlets. RunGum doesn't dispute any of these factors (read the suit filed - plenty of links exist to it) EXCEPT the limitation to APPAREL companies only being allowed to advertise. This is obviously restraint of trade and a violation of anti-trust law. Prevailing in this lawsuit will allow RumGum to get their logo on singlets and gain some advertising at the Trials while supporting athletes to compete. Prevailing does not guarantee multiple logos on singlets and will not until the restrictions by IOC, USOC and USATF are challenged and changed.