“Injunction Junction: Law Note On Equitable Relief In Trademark Law”
Duke Law & Technology Review iBrief: “Injunction Junction: Remembering The Proper Function and Form Of Equitable Relief In Trademark Law.” Abstract: Injunctions are supposed to be among the most...
View ArticleAward of Both Patent And TM Damages Impermissible Double Recovery
Patently-O: “Jury Award of Both Patent and Trademark Damages Was Impermissible Dobule Recovery” ($6.8 million award against Wal-Mart knocked down to $5.9m).
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Someone asked on the INTA discussion list: how much does a survey for use in litigation cost and someone replied: “Just did a likelihood of confusion survey conducted over telephone with 137...
View ArticleTerminated Donut Franchise
Dunkin Donuts is a franchisor. If a franchisee allegedly breaches its agreement such that Dunkin terminates the license, and the licensee continues to use the trademarks, then in addition to any...
View ArticleLanham Act Claim Dismissed for Lack of Standing
Seattle Trademark Lawyer: Eastern District (Washington) Dismisses Lanham Act Claim for Lack of Standing: Plaintiff Melvin Ott sued Ingenix, Inc., in the Eastern District for listing him as a consultant...
View ArticleExample of Court Order Granting Subpoena to Copyright Holder Seeking...
Strike 3 subpoenas ISPs to determine the identities of John Does that it alleges downloaded its copyrighted (adult) films. The decision describes the procedure to be filed in view of the “sensitive...
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SAD gone bad!
This could be an important story for brand professionals. County star Luke Combs won a $250K copyright judgment against an ailing fan. Now, the fan says she didn’t know about the suit (sic), and he...
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