Ups and downs – Words matter in trademark licensing agreement
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Abstract: A garage door company probably thought its settlement with a competitor over alleged trademark violations left it free from additional lawsuits regarding its use of the competitor’s marks. This article summarizes why a court ruled otherwise, instead holding that a trademark licensee could sue the company even though its licensing agreement didn’t expressly authorize it to do so. D.H. Pace Company, Inc. v. OGD Equipment Co., LLC, No. 22-10985 (11th Cir. Aug. 22, 2023).
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