Otter Products, LLC has asked a federal judge to award $7 million in statutory damages in a trademark counterfeiting lawsuit accusing Grand Rapids Liquidators LLC—known online as “Korting” and “Korting Outlet”—and its owners of selling large quantities of fake OtterBox phone cases.
Attorney Michael Lee, a trademark and brand-protection specialist, met a crowd at Spooky Empire this weekend, where he discussed the business—and legal—realities behind horror fandom, collectibles, and creator collaborations.
From the Nike swoosh to Apple’s bitten apple, trademarks are more than just logos or words—they are powerful tools that signal trust, quality, and reputation. For businesses of all sizes, obtaining a federal trademark registration can be a critical step in safeguarding their brand.
Otter Products, the company behind the popular OtterBox line of smartphone and tablet cases, has just won a major victory in federal court.
It is important to register your copyrights, this article covers some of those important reasons.
In a world driven by online shopping and global supply chains, counterfeit goods have become more prevalent than ever. What may seem like a harmless bargain can carry significant risks—affecting not only your wallet but also your health, safety, and the broader economy. Health and Safety Risks Many counterfeit products, especially pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and electronics,
The International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC) has concluded its 2025 Annual Conference. The event brought together over 300 professionals from global brands, e-commerce platforms, law enforcement agencies, and Lee Law to address the escalating challenges of intellectual property (IP) theft and counterfeiting.
Versace has filed a new lawsuit against the distributors of knock off china bearing imitations of Versace’s trademarks and copyrights.
