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Ticking Toward Reform: Rethinking the Material Difference Exception in the Luxury Watch Resale Market and Beyond
The rapid growth of the luxury resale market has heightened tension between trademark holders and secondary-market sellers. Courts are increasingly left to apply the material difference exception to first sale doctrine defenses, to find trademark infringement when resold goods differ from the origin
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