The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Dewberry Group v. Dewberry Engineers, focusing on whether profits can be disgorged from separate corporate affiliates.
This case raises critical questions about trademark law and corporate structure, specifically if businesses can arrange themselves to limit liability for trademark infringement.
The Dewberry dispute revolves around a significant legal principle: can companies avoid liability by structuring their business in a way that separates profits from trademark infringement activities?
The case shines a light on corporate strategies where low-profit entities hold all liability, while profit-generating affiliates remain protected from legal consequences.
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