15 January 2020TrademarksRory O'Neill

SCOTUS grapples with ‘wilfulness’ in TM infringement

US Supreme Court justices presiding over a closely-watched case are so far struggling with the notion of “wilfulness” as a requirement for awarding profits in trademark infringement cases.

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SCOTUS grapples with ‘wilfulness’ in TM infringement

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