Government
Sep. 28, 2006
Bill Protecting Marks Goes to President
SAN FRANCISCO - Legislation headed to President Bush's desk could make it easier for owners of famous trademarks to stop others from using their marks - even if there is no proof of actual damage.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Legislation headed to President Bush's desk could make it easier for owners of famous trademarks to stop others from using their marks - even if there is no proof of actual damage.
Under the Trademark Dilution Revision Act of 2006, which was approved by Congress Monday, owners of well-known trademarks would need to ...
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