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Lisa A. Lori
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My client sued the manufacturer for breaching the license agreement and for trademark infringement, for continuing to use my client's trademark without permission. To make matters worse, we learned in discovery (the part of the case where we obtain the other side's documents and take deposition testimony) that the manufacturer had come up with a crafty way to reduce my client's royalty. The manufacturer had decided unilaterally to deduct from "net sales" all of its costs, including marketing expenses and shipping expenses. This, of course, resulted in a smaller royalty paid to my client.
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