Louis Vuitton told to laugh, not sue, as trademark claim falls flat
08-01-2016
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WIPR readers are split on whether parodies can actually benefit intellectual property owners.
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WIPR Survey, Louis Vuitton, trademark infringement, parody, Judge Jesse Furman, My Other Bag
