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Wisconsin Supreme Court Finds Judgment for Copyright and Trademark Infringement Claim Falls within Coverage for "Advertising Injury"


by Hunton & Williams LLP
Richmond Office

July 28, 2008

Previously published on July 2008

In Acuity v. Bagadia, Nos. 2006AP1153 & 2006AP1974, 2008 Wisc. LEXIS 314 (Wisc. June 18, 2008), the Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed the appellate court's decision finding an insurer liable for a judgment entered against the insured for copyright and trademark infringement under the commercial general liability policy's coverage for "advertising injury."


 

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