Advertising Injury Coverage Analysis for Trademark and Trade Dress Infringement Claims in Texas: As Easy as One, Two, Three

Authors

Bryon L. Romine

Publication Date

3-1-2000

Document Type

Note

Abstract

Texas courts should not make the determination that trademark and trade dress infringement claims should be unconditionally covered as advertising injury because Texas common law, its rules of policy construction, and general trademark and trade dress law militate against such a finding. Rather, each claim should be analyzed case-by-case, based on the particular allegations made and the coverage afforded. The purpose of this Comment is to provide a framework to assist the courts in analyzing coverage for trademark and trade dress claims under the CGL in Texas.

DOI

10.37419/TWLR.V6.I2.3

First Page

211

Last Page

239

Recommended Citation

Bryon L. Romine, Advertising Injury Coverage Analysis for Trademark and Trade Dress Infringement Claims in Texas: As Easy as One, Two, Three, 6 Tex. Wesleyan L. Rev. 211 (2000).
Available at: https://doi.org/10.37419/TWLR.V6.I2.3