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"Manufacturers of consumer electronics accessories are taking on a broadening array of licenses in an effort to squeeze into specific distribution channels with brands and gear that are increasingly central to consumers’ lifestyles." @LIMALicensing goo.gl/BfNNk7

Fashion's so-called luxury brands are saturating the market on a global scale with "low-cost, high-profit items wrapped in logos.” Interesting read from The Fashion Law on where these traditional "luxury" brands stand. goo.gl/uryKPP

This Law360 article takes a deeper dive into what lawyers can do to prevent and combat burnout. Great read and reminders to implement in 2019! goo.gl/1ua5ui

In a recent lawsuit, California consumers allege they were tricked into thinking Kona beers are made in Hawaii. This Bloomberg Law article has all of the details. goo.gl/pTx3b6

"T-Mobile owes $34M and Ericsson owes $9M for infringing at least one of the wireless transmission patents held by Intellectual Ventures I LLC, a Texas federal jury said Friday." Read more Law360 law360.com/articles/11276…

In this recent article, Bloomberg Law discusses how Charles Schwab convinced a federal judge to dismiss all but one claim in a proposed class action targeting investments in its 401K plan. goo.gl/w2mYz2

ICYMI, Tommy Hilfiger is launching a global sportswear line this year. Take a trip down memory lane with this The Business of Fashion article that shocases how the American fashion designer built his global empire. bit.ly/2KMGOl1

Head to Brooklyn on February 21 for a LIMA Young Professionals Network session to learn more about how brands can create and enhance their digital experience! @LIMALicensing Register here: goo.gl/aqapyZ

For the first time ever, Amazon admits that it might have a problem with counterfeits. This The Fashion Law features the recently released quote from the company's 10-k filing that addresses this issue. goo.gl/VdK5y4

Last week's debate left Britain in Brexit gridlock. While a deal may still be reached to avert Brexit, this The Business of Fashion article discusses how fashion giants from Kering to Burberry have started planning for worst-case scenarios. goo.gl/hcRW87

This The Fashion Law article takes a look at how blockchain could help put a halt to the gray market. The real question is, do brands really want that? goo.gl/EjzBpQ

Decode the style, price and positioning of this season’s most viral piece of outerwear - the 'Amazon Coat' - and what it means for the future of shopping in this The Business of Fashion article. goo.gl/6fgzD5

"Less than a year after adidas and Skechers settled a trademark infringement suit over a Stan Smith-looking Skechers sneaker, the parties are back in court over a different Skechers sneaker." This The Fashion Law article has all the details! goo.gl/5txgT5

"Less than a year after adidas and Skechers settled a trademark infringement suit over a Stan Smith-looking Skechers sneaker, the parties are back in court over a different Skechers sneaker." The Fashion Law has all the details here: goo.gl/m33qYX

Kraft Heinz Co. faces a securities lawsuit just days after announcing a $15.4 billion write-down and a SEC investigation into its accounting practices. Bloomberg Law gives the details of the suit and pending implications here: goo.gl/9UzhCW

"Thousands of Puerto Ricans are still battling FEMA over hurricane aid denied because they don’t hold the titles to their properties. Watch the full video ow.ly/SJkx30nFb4y and read the story on Law360 here: ow.ly/GZsk30nFb5a

Social media influencers have revolutionized many areas of marketing. An interesting read from The Wall Street Journal shows the impact on the wine industry. on.wsj.com/2XSPVIb

The celebrity licensing model is shifting. Celebrities now want equity ownership. Rihanna's deal with LVMH is groundbreaking for fashion. bit.ly/2W1AVty

Yesterday the U.S. Supreme Court issued an important ruling for trademark licenses in bankruptcy. In ruling for manufacturers, the Court said that trademark owners cannot recapture rights in licensing deals after bankruptcy. on.wsj.com/2VzX51L

Ferdinand IP announces important victory for fashion industry manufacturer Sanctuary Clothing and major retailers Macy's, Nordstrom and Amazon.com in copyright case. Learn more WWD bit.ly/2MtXOlZ