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Buyer’s Bankruptcy Resulting from Trademark Dispute in M&A Deal

Learn from a cautionary tale of bankruptcy resulting from a trademark dispute in an M&A deal. Understand the importance of addressing trademark conflicts before acquisition and the role of legal advice. M&A Stories December 08, 2020 Introduction: When considering the

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Potential Trademark Infringement: Sub-licensee Marketing Beyond Region

Explore a legal case involving trademark licensing, regional limits, and trademark infringement claims arising from remote marketing by a sublicensee. Learn about the court ruling, implications for intellectual property protection, and the Barth v. Vulimiri case. June 12, 2020 Introduction:

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Court concludes that seller of business did not breach implied obligation to not solicit former customers

Seller develops, markets, and sells a variety of over-the-counter and prescription medications. Seller’s Owner owns Seller and is Seller’s CEO, president and secretary. Buyer entered into the asset purchase agreement with Seller. Pursuant to the asset purchase agreement, Buyer paid approximately

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