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Landmark Trademark Rulings of 2020 Redefine Consumer Perception and Remedies Under the Lanham Act

Supreme Court decisions on Booking.com and Romag Fasteners reshape trademark registration standards and profit disgorgement, while lower courts clarify First Amendment protections…

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Landmark Trademark Rulings of 2020 Redefine Consumer Perception and Remedies Under the Lanham Act
The year 2020 witnessed pivotal trademark litigation that will influence U.S. trademark law for years. The Supreme Court’s Booking.com ruling rejected the USPTO’s per se genericness rule for domain names, emphasizing consumer perception. Romag Fasteners clarified that willfulness is not a prerequisite for disgorgement…
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Landmark Trademark Rulings of 2020 Redefine Consumer Perception and Remedies Under the Lanham Act The year 2020 witnessed pivotal trademark litigation that will influence U.S. trademark law for years. The Supreme Court’s Booking.com ruling rejected the USPTO’s per se genericness rule for domain names, emphasizing co... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/landmark-trademark-rulings-of-2020-redefine-consumer-perception-and-remedies-under-the-lanham-act

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