By Pat Broderick
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Internet has presented another minefield for trademark attorneys to navigate: social networking sites.
When things go south for clients, and their brands get manipulated - whether through downright infringement or unintentional misuse via Facebook, Twitter or any of the rest - timing is everything, said Michael L. Lovitz, a trademarks and copyright lawyer in the Los Angele...
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