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Eric C. Osterberg Fox Rothschild LLP

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Post-license use of trademark is counterfeiting *

USA - January 4 2012
A former trademark licensee’s continued use of a trademark after termination of the license constitutes trademark counterfeiting.


Frosty the patent? Fun holiday reading for patent geeks *

USA - December 22 2011
If you’re looking for a fun patent to read this holiday season (and who isn’t?), here’s one for “Apparatus for Facilitating the Construction of a Snow Man/Woman.”


Copyright (and patent) misuse - it's narrower than you think *

USA - December 9 2011
The copyright misuse doctrine does not prohibit a copyright owner from requiring that licensees use the copyrighted work only on it own products.


No presumption of irreparable harm in false advertising cases either *

USA - December 5 2011
Irreparable injury cannot be presumed in Lanham Act false advertising cases.


Real world effects of the absence of presumed irreparable harm *

USA - December 5 2011
If you want to see the effect of recent cases abolishing the presumption of irreparable harm following automatically from a likelihood of success, consider the recent decision in the Apple v. Samsung case.


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