P-ISSN 2575-3819
E-ISSN 2575-3827
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1998January 01, 1998 EDT
Does the Bad Faith Requirement in Accounting of Profits Damages Make Economic Sense?
Does the Bad Faith Requirement in Accounting of Profits Damages Make Economic Sense?
Eugene W. Luciani,
trademark infringementprofits damagesLanham Actbad faith requirementinjunctive reliefremediestrademark owner's good will
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1998
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1998
- Copyright Misuse and the Limits of the Intellectual Property MonopolyAaron Xavier FellmethBaker & McKenzie (San Francisco)
- The January 1999 Review of Article 27 of the TRIPS Agreement: Diverging Views of Developed and Developing Countries Toward the Patentability of BiotechnologyKevin W. McCabeJournal of Intellectual Property
- Does the Bad Faith Requirement in Accounting of Profits Damages Make Economic Sense?Eugene W. Luciani
- Uniform Commercial Code Article 2B & the State Contract Law-Federal Intellectual Property Law Interface: Can State Statutes Even Begin To Address Copyright Preemption of Shrink-Wrap Licenses?Elizabeth J. McClure
- Copyright Protection: A Dead Fish for Sculptors of Taxidermy Mannequins?Nathan C. Rogers
Eugene W. Luciani, Does the Bad Faith Requirement in Accounting of Profits Damages Make Economic Sense?, 6 Ga J.L. & Tech. 69 (1998).