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September 16, 2025Law Journal of the Higher School of EconomicsOpen Access

Liability for Indirect Trademark Infringements in E-Commerce Platforms

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APAnna PokrovskayaSkolkovo Institute of Science and Technology

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The article highlights the liability of e-commerce platforms for trademark infringement, suggesting legislative changes may improve enforcement against counterfeit goods.

Key Points

  • Indirect trademark infringement poses liability challenges for e-commerce platforms, necessitating legal clarity.
  • Comparative analysis indicates that countries like China employ effective notice-and-removal rules for counterfeit goods.
  • Proposed legislative changes could enhance platforms' roles in combating counterfeiting while protecting rights holders' interests.
  • Active cooperation between platforms and rights owners is crucial to effectively address counterfeit goods in the digital economy.

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Anna Pokrovskaya (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4539c31b076d99fa59624https://doi.org/10.17323/2072-8166.2025.3.278.296
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