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Swatch seeks $170 million in damages from Samsung over trademark infringement
June 26 (Reuters) - Swiss watchmaker Swatch is seeking $170 million in damages from Samsung in what it says is the largest-ever trademark case of its kind in the UK, accusing the South Korean electronics group of allowing digital…
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June 26 (Reuters) - Swiss watchmaker Swatch is seeking $170 million in damages from Samsung in what it says is the largest-ever trademark case of its kind in the UK, accusing the South Korean electronics group of allowing digital replicas of Swatch timepieces on its smartwatches, court documents show. A ruling on damages is expected soon following the conclusion of a trial on Friday, after London's High Court found Samsung liable for trademark infringement in 2022 over third-party apps available on its smartwatches.
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