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‘Baby Shark’ suit kneecapped by service-over-email

MANHATTAN — The Second Circuit affirmed a New York federal court’s decision to dismiss two Chinese companies from a U.S. firm’s lawsuit alleging they infringed on its trademarks by selling counterfeit products associated with the hit children’s song “Baby Shark.” Service on the Chinese companies was carried out via email, which is prohibited by the Hague Service Convention.

Read the ruling here.

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