False Designation of Origin
A False Designation of Origin claim may be filed when an entity falsely represents the origin of their goods or services, misleading consumers and potentially causing damage to the business or reputation of the rightful owner of the trademark. In the United States, this type of claim is typically brought under the Lanham Act.
Also known as
Falsche Herkunftsbezeichnung, Indication de provenance fausse ou erronée, Indicação Falsa de Origem, 虚假原产地标识, 誤った原産地表示
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