Tiger King Takedown – How Trademark and Copyright Lawsuits Got the Job Done

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Tiger King Takedown – How Trademark and Copyright Lawsuits Got the Job Done

New Matter - Volume 45, Number 3

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The Netflix series Tiger King is an eight-part documentary series about competing zoos with tigers, lions, and other exotic animals. Many quarantined California IP lawyers have likely seen the series, as it was binge-watched by over thirty-four million viewers within the first ten days of its release, and IP lawyers were probably surprised by the focus of the series around the effects of trademark and copyright lawsuits.

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