Intellectual Property
Nov. 8, 2012
Board game company hit for $8.6 million in trademark verdict
The phrase "Would You Rather...?" is a valid trademark that a board game company has been willfully infringing for nearly a decade, a Los Angeles jury has decided in awarding $8.6 million in damages.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The phrase "Would You Rather...?" is a valid trademark that a board game company has been willfully infringing for nearly a decade, a Los Angeles jury has decided in awarding $8.6 million in damages.
In a case that has worked its way up through federal court to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and back, the children's entertainment company Spin Master Ltd. ultimately prevailed M...
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