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Fashion Law, Trademark Law – Christian Louboutin wins split decision on trademark infringment dispute with YSL over red-soled shoes
Avoiding what could have been a disastrous ruling, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that fashion designer, Christian Louboutin, can enforce a trademark in red-soled shoes unless the entire shoe is red (here is the Google Scholar version … Continue reading
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