Case Review: Judge tells Louis Vuitton that sometimes it’s better “to smile or laugh than it is to sue”
Parties seek the protection of intellectual property (such as trademarks and copyright) to create a highly recognizable brand, separating itself from all the competition. When another party seeks to profit off of your designs, you expect to enforce your rights in your intellectual property by suing. What happens, though, when another party creates a parody […]
KEEP READING . . .Ya Filthy Animal causes Trademark Dispute
The legal world is replete with stuff you just can’t make up. I’ve written previously on the need of business owners to allocate funds for legal expenses – because they will arise. What do you do when a potential online attack takes place that shuts down all of your sales?
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