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In a surprising decision, the Indiana Supreme Court held that a trademark licensor may be subject to liability in negligence for injuries caused by products bearing its mark, even though it was not involved in the design, manufacture or sale of the product. A company considering the purchase of a trademark holder may value the target quite differently, depending on the products that bear the target's mark and their potential products liability risk.
June 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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