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Greer, Burns & Crain Files Trademark Suit Over Barbie Doll Counterfeits
Mattel is also asking to be awarded statutory damages of $2 million for every counterfeit use of the Barbie trademark.
Lessons from Nike, Inc. v. USAPE LLC
This article discusses the Nike v. USAPE case and examines the potential effects and dangers of a wait-and-see approach in trademark enforcement.
Jack ... Spaniels? Liquor-Dog Toy Dispute Brings Major Test Before Supreme Court
Debevoise & Plimpton partner David Bernstein says the time is right for the Supreme Court to assess the Second Circuit's Rogers v. Grimaldi test, and decide if it strikes the right balance.
Nike Suit Against StockX Pursues Flawed NFT and Counterfeit Theories
Nike claims the lawsuit is to protect its brand and customers, but its approach is misguided. These marketplaces help promote Nike's brand and are a direct result of Nike's effort to limit availability.
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Daralyn Durie, Who Just Won Her Third Trial in Five Months, Ponders the Benefits of Being Busy
"Often in the lead-up to trial it's easy to get buried in details that are ultimately not going to matter to the jury," Durie said. "It was helpful to come back at it with a mentality of starting at 30,000 feet and asking 'What is the jury going to make of this?'"
The Competition Problem: How to Quickly Protect Intellectual Property for Consumer Products
Because of the speed of competition with consumer products, intellectual property assets need to be protected earlier in the product life cycle for maximum protection.
Second Circuit Decides Two Counterfeiting Cases
In their Intellectual Property Litigation column, Eric Alan Stone and Catherine Nyarady discuss 'Tiffany v. Costco,' where the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit provided guidance as to the circumstances that may give rise to liability for counterfeiting, as distinct from mere infringement, and 'Omega v. 375 Canal,' where the court addressed liability for contributory infringement for counterfeiting.
New Trademark Law Amendment Helps Franchise Businesses
The TMA makes several changes to federal trademark law, but for franchise businesses, the one big change is with respect to trademark enforcement and the presumption of irreparable harm.
Is Genericide Still a Thing? Maybe We Worry Too Much About 'Proper Use of Trademarks'
In the current era of social media and targeted advertising, might these efforts even be necessary anymore?TRENDING STORIES
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