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A COVID Bonus for Trademark Owners: Presumptive Injunctive Relief and Sweeping Away Old Marks

By Natalma M. McKnew on January 10, 2021

Buried deep in the roughly 5,500 pages of the most recent COVID relief legislation are two unexpected gifts for trademark owners. One of those gifts, the Trademark Modernization Act:…
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Former Franchisee Who Failed to De-Identify Ordered to Pay Damages and Attorneys’ Fees

By John Gotaskie on January 13, 2014

The United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida recently ordered a former franchisee who failed to de-identify its motel to pay damages to the franchisor. In the…

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A COVID Bonus for Trademark Owners: Presumptive Injunctive Relief and Sweeping Away Old Marks

Former Franchisee Who Failed to De-Identify Ordered to Pay Damages and Attorneys’ Fees

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