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The Evolving Law of Secondary Liability in Trademarks

Historically of limited importance in trademark law, secondary liability has received considerable attention because of the role that large intermediaries (such as Google and eBay) play in expanding the reach of small sellers and advertisers. Courts stretching old precedents to fit new contexts have issued some unexpected rulings, and opened the door for challenges considerably further afield in years to come.