Paying damages under both copyright and trademark laws
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Abstract: Two furniture makers landed in court after one copied the other’s designs. To the chagrin of the infringer, the copying provided the basis, not only for copyright infringement damages, but also for trade dress infringement damages that were six times as much. This article covers the reasons the court found to assess infringement damages based on both trademark and copyright laws. Source: Jason Scott Collection, Inc. v. Trendily Furniture, LLC, No. 21-16978 (9th Cir. May 30, 2023).
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