Trademark Law

A wave of trademark infringement bounty-type actions has started because of the 00000 in statutory damages without any need to show actual damages; this has encouraged lawyers to create infringement lawsuits by hiring investigators and paralegals to find possible infringers for the attorney to first demand money (such as 00, 000 or 000), and if not paid, then to sue for 00000 or more. Defendants believe the demands and lawsuits are illegal, unethical and frivolous, the courts …

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