By Mark Peroff, Peroff Saunders - 10/22/2018
An unpleasantly hot fashion trend has been plaguing the apparel industry — resulting in retailers, apparel manufacturers and textile manufacturers finding themselves trapped in copyright infringement lawsuits made by copyright trolls. These entities go after apparel companies by aggressively and opportunistically enforcing the copyrights they own with the intention of making money in litigation.
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