January 7, 2022
The Fashion Law
In December 2021, Finnegan client Maglula Ltd. defeated Amazon’s motion for summary judgment in a counterfeiting lawsuit. Maglula accused Amazon of infringement and counterfeiting following the third-party retail site’s failure to remove counterfeits of Maglula-branded products. Finnegan partners Jeff Berkowitz and David Mroz, who represented Maglula in the suit and settlement, acknowledged the court’s decision as unprecedented, considering Maglula’s case against Amazon to be a “straightforward counterfeit case.” The court’s decision could have a significant impact on the retail giant’s business, considering over half of Amazon’s sales are conducted by third-party retailers and the rate of counterfeit products appearing on the retail site is increasing at an alarming rate.
Read “A Case Over the Sale of Counterfeits on Amazon May Have Implications for Fashion”
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