Ruling by
Ryan D. NelsonLower Court
USDC Central District of CaliforniaLower Court Judge
R. Gary KlausnerContributory trademark infringement liability requires the defendant to have knowledge of specific infringers or instances of infringement, as opposed to merely a general awareness that infringement is likely occurring.
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