Add to ORKGFor several years now, courts and commentators have tussled over the question of whether online intermediaries can face liability under trademark law. Because both case law and commentary have largely focused on the threshold question of trademark use, we know little about what specific behavior will subject intermediaries to liability and what remedies might follow. This Essay takes some preliminary steps toward addressing those questions
In the wake of the millennium and the rise of the internet, legislative action was taken to shelter...
The debate over trademark use has become a hot-button issue in intellectual property (IP) law. In Co...
This chapter suggests that courts have gone wrong in defining the underlying direct infringement in ...
For several years now, courts and commentators have tussled over the question of whether online inte...
Over the past decade, courts have developed two distinct approaches in evaluating trademark claims a...
The recent history of intermediary liability decisions in copyright and trademark law reflects a not...
For several years now, the question of “trademark use” has taken center stage in the debate over tra...
Although trademark infringement is not a recent phenomenon, it was not until the inception and explo...
Although we live in a global, interconnected world, legal scholarship – even scholarship about the I...
Secondary liability remains perhaps the only meaningful remedy for rights owners when it comes to th...
This chapter address the issue of secondary liability in trademark law, specifically the ongoing unc...
In U.S. law, the expression “secondary liability” is an umbrella term encompassing a number of diffe...
This Article explores the issue of secondary liability in Singapore trademark law, with particular a...
Online trademark infringement and counterfeiting is a growing problem for luxury brands. In recent y...
Abstract Over the course of the twentieth century, judges came to accept trademark owners’ arguments...
In the wake of the millennium and the rise of the internet, legislative action was taken to shelter...
The debate over trademark use has become a hot-button issue in intellectual property (IP) law. In Co...
This chapter suggests that courts have gone wrong in defining the underlying direct infringement in ...
For several years now, courts and commentators have tussled over the question of whether online inte...
Over the past decade, courts have developed two distinct approaches in evaluating trademark claims a...
The recent history of intermediary liability decisions in copyright and trademark law reflects a not...
For several years now, the question of “trademark use” has taken center stage in the debate over tra...
Although trademark infringement is not a recent phenomenon, it was not until the inception and explo...
Although we live in a global, interconnected world, legal scholarship – even scholarship about the I...
Secondary liability remains perhaps the only meaningful remedy for rights owners when it comes to th...
This chapter address the issue of secondary liability in trademark law, specifically the ongoing unc...
In U.S. law, the expression “secondary liability” is an umbrella term encompassing a number of diffe...
This Article explores the issue of secondary liability in Singapore trademark law, with particular a...
Online trademark infringement and counterfeiting is a growing problem for luxury brands. In recent y...
Abstract Over the course of the twentieth century, judges came to accept trademark owners’ arguments...
In the wake of the millennium and the rise of the internet, legislative action was taken to shelter...
The debate over trademark use has become a hot-button issue in intellectual property (IP) law. In Co...
This chapter suggests that courts have gone wrong in defining the underlying direct infringement in ...