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WTR's exclusive data analysis reveals how trademark motion outcomes diverge sharply by US district court judge, even in the same courthouse.

H&M’s Björn Norberg explains why early trademark involvement, targeted enforcement and identifying bad-faith actors are critical to protecting global fashion brands.