The parody defense against trademark bullies: analysis of the Louis Vuitton vs. Mob Case

The parody defense against trademark bullies: analysis of the Louis Vuitton vs. Mob Case

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Daniela Molano Lozano

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The present note aims to give a better understanding of parody as an exception to the exclusive rights provided to copyright holders and trademark owners. With this purpose, the note uses the Louis Vuitton vs. MOB case as a reference. 

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