In December 2015, a federal judge allowed the Navajo lawsuit to proceed. The lawsuit took a bit of a hit this past April when New Mexico district court judge Bruce D. Black dismissed tribe's trademark dilutions claims when the tribe's lawyers were not able to prove the Navajo name was "famous." But Urban Outfitters and subsidiaries Anthropologie and Free People still face six other counts, including false advertising, trademark infringement, and unfair competition.