Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property
Aug. 27, 2018
‘Comic-Con’ trademark infringer must pay $4M in attorney fees
If any off-brand Comic-Cons are holding firm to their name in the months since a jury found the term to be a trademark-enforced brand, a whopping $4 million attorney’s fees award against the entity formerly known as Salt Lake Comic Con might make them reconsider.
If any off-brand Comic-Cons are holding firm to their name in the months since a jury found the term to be a trademark-enforced brand, a whopping $4 million attorney fees award against the entity formerly known as Salt Lake Comic Con might make them reconsider.
Finding the "exceptional" circumstances of the case warranted attorney fees, U.S. District Judge Anthony Battaglia granted plaintiff San Diego Comic-Con International about 8...
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