A trademark is often a company s most valuable asset because it identifies and distinguishes the source, origin, and quality of the company s services and products in the marketplace. To maintain a trademark s value, owners must vigorously defend and protect their brands against tarnishment, infringement, and misappropriation by others. Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition provides owners and their counsel with the up-to-date information they need to do this effectively. This valuable reference gives practitioners complete and authoritative coverage of all aspects of trademark rights, liabilities, and remedies in both traditional and emerging forms of trademark use and abuse. In light of the rapid pace of new developments in the law, the treatise addresses every aspect of civil infringement remedies available today in federal and state courts. The new Second Edition begins with an overview of the law of trademarks and its developments and offers eleven updated chapters, discussing: Necessary elements in establishing liability for trademark and unfair competition Principles for equitable relief and the impact of bad faith on a practitioners case Issuance of preliminary and permanent injunctions What can happen if a wrongful seizure of another s goods occurs in the area of extraordinary relief When, and under what circumstances, attorney s fees may be obtained by either party in civil litigation Availability of special enforcement remedies such as cancellations, disclaimers, and corrective advertising Relief and remedies under state law for infringement and unfair competition Special relief available in a counterfeiting case.

Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition (Intellectual Property Titles from Bloomberg Bna)

ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law

Brian E. Banner

Intellectual Property

Bloomberg BNA

The2014 Cumulative Supplement provides a discussion of the Supreme Court s 2014 decision in Lexmark International v. Static Control Components, delineating what is false or misleading advertising; a new section analyzing the fresh jurisprudence of irreparable harm in light of the Ninth Circuit s decision in Herb Reed Enterprises v. Florida Entertainment Management; an examination of a 2014 federal decision concerning liability and remedies under the AntiCybersquatting Consumer Protection Act as applied to new global top-level domains; a fresh analysis of the split in the circuit courts focusing on the relevance of the level of confusion experienced by non-purchasers of the goods and services at issue; a round-up of awards of attorneys fees in trademark cases; a description of the Ninth Circuit holding in Petroliam Nasional Berhad v. GoDaddy.com, on whether contributory cybersquatting is an action under the AntiCybersquatting Consumer Protection Act; and decisions from 2013 and 2014 on whether an award of profits was appropriate for infringement.

Trademark Infringement Remedies, 2nd Ed, 2014 Cumulative Supplement

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Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition provides owners and their counsel with the information they need to effectively defend and protect their brands to maintain a trademark's value. The treatise covers all aspects of trademark rights, liabilities, and remedies in both traditional and emerging forms of trademark use and abuse. The 2016 Cumulative Supplement provides expanded discussion of: a completely revised chapter on preliminary injunctions adds detailed discussion and citations; an extensive new section addresses circuit by circuit the status of the presumption of irreparable harm after eBay; discussion of the award of attorneys' fees after the Supreme Court's Octane Fitness ruling; in Princeton Vanguard, LLC v. Frito-Lay North America, Inc., the Federal Circuit held there are no short cuts in finding a name generic; when a mark involves a phrase or compound term, it must be considered holistically, rather than each word individually; the Ninth Circuit reviewed unique arguments for trademark liability on the internet, and particularly regarding search engines, in Multi Time Machine, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc.; the Fourth Circuit in Belmora LLC v. Bayer Consumer Care AG held after Lexmark that some of the federal rights granted by the Lanham Act are not limited to those who use a mark in United States commerce; and a federal court in New York held that use of another s mark alone may also establish that a party has counterfeited in Tiffany & Co. v. Costco Wholesale Corp.

Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition, 2016 Cumulative Supplement

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Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition (Intellectual Property Titles from Bloomberg Bna)

Trademark Infringement Remedies, 2nd Ed, 2014 Cumulative Supplement

Trademark Infringement Remedies, Second Edition, 2016 Cumulative Supplement