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Lisa A. Lori
and Esq.
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Trademark owners have exclusive rights to use their trademarks—others can use them only with permission of the intellectual property owner. Intellectual property that is used by others without permission (i.e., infringers) can expose the infringer to lawsuits involving significant sums of potential damages. This is where just popping a logo onto a product without explicit permission from the intellectual property owner could land your company in hot water. Therefore, permission to use others' intellectual property should be obtained through a license arrangement.
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