INTA sounds warning to SCOTUS over corporate liability case

Trademark association says if controversial Fourth Circuit decision stands it could “undermine corporate separateness” and lead to “overly burdensome” litigation | Amicus brief to SCOTUS argues the Lanham Act only allows the recovery of profits from named defendants.

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