By: Mason Lawlor
The jury was told that a defense to the plaintiff's claims may be proving that the trademarks are used only as a model number, not for source identification, and "lack secondary meaning."
Mason Lawlor is a journalist at BenefitsPRO. He covers a range of themes including law and legal affairs, litigation, civil and family law, crime and justice, and education, with a particular focus on topics such as lawsuits, social-ESG issues, and security breaches. Mason's work has been featured in notable publications including PropertyCasualty360.com, ThinkAdvisor, and The American Lawyer.
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Mason Lawlor focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly in the United States. His coverage includes legal cases, insurance, litigation, and lawsuits.
His articles often feature insights from legal practitioners with specialized knowledge or personal stake in the matters discussed. Therefore, experts who have firsthand experience in high-stakes litigation or deep understanding of legal policies related to insurance and specific industries may find success when reaching out to him.
Given his focus on US-based content and key themes around government & politics as well as legal & compliance topics, pitches should be tailored to reflect these areas of interest while providing valuable insights into ongoing litigations or significant changes within the US legal landscape.
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