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April 10, 2019

When Landlords Are Liable For TM Infringement By Tenants

Law360

Diane M. McDermott | Philip S. Lapatin

In an article published to Law360, attorneys Diane McDermott, Philip Lapatin and Brett Caroll address contractual relationships between commercial landlords and tenants. The authors specifically discuss trademark infringement exposure and provide recommendations for owners or landlords to consider that could help avoid direct exposure to such situations.

READ: When Landlords Are Liable For TM Infringement By Tenants

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