One of the things which makes being the target of trademark bullying such a daunting proposition to small companies is the difficulty in getting the bully to pay the other side's attorneys' fees. This article highlights a recent instance of this, where seemingly egregious conduct by the other side did not result in an award of attorneys' fees for the defendant, and explains why this is such a huge hole in our trademark litigation system.
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