A federal judge rewarded fragrance and accessories maker Chanel Inc.'s perseverance in a trademark case by giving the company 16 of the defendants' domain names—more than five years after awarding a judgment and permanent injunction to Chanel.
December 13, 2013 at 02:58 PM
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A federal judge rewarded fragrance and accessories maker Chanel Inc.’s perseverance in a trademark case by giving the company 16 of the defendants’ domain names—more than five years after awarding a judgment and permanent injunction to Chanel.
Senior U.S. District Judge Michael Ponsor of Springfield, Mass., issued the sanctions order on Thursday in Chanel Inc. v. Yao.
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