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Luxury brands look elsewhere after UK counterfeit victory

October 30, 2014

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By Joe McCarthy

Luxury conglomerate Richemont recently won a significant court decision against counterfeits in the United Kingdom, but could such a ruling ever arrive in the United States?

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1 thought on “Luxury brands look elsewhere after UK counterfeit victory”

  1. Maria K Todd says:
    October 30, 2014 at 8:46 am

    I would like to start the whistleblowing with http://www.solepen.com that just ripped me off on two cheap Chinese Montblanc knockoff pens. I am surprised that they made it to me through customs and were not confiscated.

    In retrospect, I should have studied their website closer, but didn’t. Now I have two fake pieces of garbage, and am lighter in the wallet. I would have preferred not to have ever been able to see this website, had it been blocked from my view as suggested in the article.

 
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