Ken Germain and Sean Owens revisit the theory of liability of trademark licensors for the torts of their licensees in light of the development of the so-called “sharing economy.”
Torts ÜBER Trademarks or Trademarks Über Torts: That Is the Question
On behalf of Wood Herron & Evans LLP | Sep 21, 2015 | Trademarks |
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