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12 December 2019TrademarksSaman Javed

Pow! Entertainment targets online counterfeiters over ‘Stan Lee’ TMs

Pow! Entertainment is taking legal action to combat online counterfeiters who allegedly use its ‘Stan Lee’ trademarks to sell counterfeit merchandise.

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