Posts from June 2018.
06.06.2018
A presumption of irreparable harm in trademark cases may be retired, but evidence of likelihood of confusion can still support an inference of irreparable harm.
Categories: Litigation, Trade Dress
06.01.2018
Trade dress issues are complex and can often be time consuming. Companies facing these issues can often learn from past precedent. This and selecting an effective attorney for representation can make or break a case.
Categories: Trade Dress
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