In the Managing IP article “Counsel Mull Remand Likelihood After Dewberry v Dewberry Arguments,” litigation partner Brian Horne offered his perspective on the latest developments in a highly anticipated trademark case before the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).
The case, which revolves around profit disgorgement and the Lanham Act, was granted cert by the Supreme Court after a Fourth Circuit ruling which prompted Dewberry Group to seek an appeal.
Speaking with Managing IP, Horne suggested that SCOTUS did not seem to align with the Fourth Circuit’s opinion, and remarked, “If I had to bet, I would bet this would be remanded, rather than a total reversal.”
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Horne previously spoke with media on the significance of the case and its potential impact on future Lanham Act disputes.
