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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Litigation

U.S. Supreme Court Reinforces Corporate Separateness in Trademark Disputes

“[After Dewberry,] failing to identify and sue the right entities at the start of litigation could leave plaintiffs with a legally sound judgment that is practically unenforceable.”

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“[After Dewberry,] failing to identify and sue the right entities at the start of litigation could leave plaintiffs with a legally sound judgment that is practically unenforceable.”