10 November 2022FeaturesTrademarksSarah Speight

Lanham Act: will SCOTUS review of $114m TM win bring further scrutiny of US law?

Under what circumstances can a US company claim damages for trademark infringement based purely on foreign sales of offending products?

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Lanham Act: will SCOTUS review of $114m TM win bring further scrutiny of US law?

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