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Litigation partner and Advertising Litigation Co-chair Norman C.
Simon, with associate Patrick J. Campbell, authored a New York
Law Journal article titled “SCOTUS to Address Whether
Lanham Act Requires Willful Infringement for Profit
Disgorgement,” which was published on Aug. 6, 2019. The
article examines how the Supreme Court’s expected decision in
'Romag' will bring welcome uniformity to false advertising
and trademark infringement litigants, resolving a long standing
circuit split on whether or not a showing of willfulness is
required under the Lanham Act to recover a defendant’s
profits in such cases.
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