Payless Must Pay Adidas $304M in Trademark Case

By Deborah Nathan, Esq.
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A federal jury in Portland, Ore., has ordered retailer Payless ShoeSource to pay $304 million in damages for infringing Adidas' trademarks for its famous three-stripe design.

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