Remedies available to a trademark owner whose trademark has been infringed by counterfeit goods include all of the following except _____.

lost profits
treble damages
an injunction
no damages, if the act was unintentional

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Remedies available to a trademark owner whose trademark has been infringed by counterfeit goods include all of the following except _____.

lost profits
treble damages
an injunction
no damages, if the act was unintentional

NarWhalGod · Answer

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NarWhalGod · Answer

@Marziman

NarWhalGod · Answer

@Marziman

Marziman · Answer

Hm. This one is slightly more difficult. It is my understanding that the money received for damages could be limitless if proper evidence is provided, showing what the plaintiff could've earned if it weren't for the infringement.

Marziman · Answer

So I want to say Treble Damages or D, the way the question is worded makes it seem like a malicious act. So it's between those 2.

Marziman · Answer

D seems highly likely though.

Marziman · Answer

Actually, it must be D.

Marziman · Answer

Trebling would be a proper remedy.

Shadow · Answer

I would go with D as well, since even if an act is unintentional, they will receive damages because damages did occur, such as loss of profits and the misrepresentation of the brand.

Marziman · Answer

Yeah I forgot a treble would be the cap to what remedies could be received