Tag: Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton Wins Big in Knock-Off Case That Awarded Attorney’s Fees On Top of Statutory Damages

Post author By Oscar Michelen
Post date March 30, 2012
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Famed handbag maker and design house stalwart Louis Vuitton won a major victory yesterday in the Second Circuit, the Federal Appeals court covering cases arising out of New York, Connecticut and Vermont. In a potentially game-changing decision, Louis Vuitton Malletier, S.A. v. LY, USA Inc. et al , the court settled an unclear issue in […]

Tags business litigation, counterfeiting, fashion, fashion law, Federal Litigation, Fifth Amendment, intellectual property, lawsuits, Louis Vuitton, right to remain silent, trademark

Venerable Fashion House Takes on Venerable Law School as Louis Vuitton Challenges Penn Law School’s Use of It’s Design in Poster

I’m sure that the students in the University of Pennsylvania Law School’s Intellectual Property Group did not intend their upcoming Annual Symposium on Fashion Law to focus on their own poster for the event. But that will very likely be the main topic at the March 12 event, after world-renown fashion house Louis Vuitton fired […]

Tags business litigation, copyright infringement, fashion, fashion law, Fashion Law Symposium, Federal Litigation, intellectual property, Louis Vuitton, Penn Law, trademark