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Case Highlight | Unconditional Dismissal! Securing a Major Victory for Client in U.S. Copyright Infringement Case

  • LawMay
  • Jan 5
  • 2 min read

Updated: Feb 2


Recently, LawMay achieved a significant victory in a copyright infringement lawsuit involving a U.S.-based Amazon store, resulting in a complete dismissal of the case with zero settlement payment. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, where the opposing party alleged that the client’s products infringed their copyrights, leading to a temporary restraining order (TRO) and a freeze on the client’s store funds.


Upon taking over the case, the team conducted a comprehensive investigation and in-depth legal analysis, identifying significant flaws in the copyright ownership claimed by the plaintiff—sufficient to challenge the validity of the entire lawsuit. Based on thorough factual and legal assessment, legal team promptly demanded an unconditional dismissal of the case, highlighting the substantial defects in the plaintiff’s claims and their potential legal liabilities. Ultimately, the dispute was resolved with a zero-settlement agreement, resulting in the plaintiff unconditionally withdrawing the lawsuit, the release of the client’s frozen funds, and the full restoration of business operations.


This case underscores critical principles in cross-border intellectual property enforcement:


  1. Accurately assessing the validity of intellectual property rights to avoid unnecessary settlement costs;


  2. Responding efficiently to cross-border litigation to protect the core interests of overseas e-commerce operators;


  3. Applying professional legal strategies to resolve disputes with zero loss for the client.


From case intake to successful dismissal, LawMay provided expert legal services and strategic guidance, helping the client resolve potential risks outside the courtroom. This outcome, achieved at zero cost and zero loss to the client, serves as a successful model for intellectual property protection in cross-border e-commerce.


IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This case summary is for informational purposes only. The outcome of this matter reflects its unique facts, legal analysis, and court-specific circumstances, and does not constitute a promise, guarantee, or prediction of results for any future case. The strategies described may not apply to all matters; specific legal advice requires individualized assessment.

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