How Intellectual Property Protection Begins at the Border – Law.com

June 19, 2012 Posted By: Leave a comment
The facts and law in this area are complex. Not only is it possible that CBP could exclude goods that do not infringe on recorded intellectual property rights, but it is possible CBP did not follow proper procedure when excluding or seizing ...
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