Takedowns inadequate but needed for infringing NFTs: counsel

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Takedowns inadequate but needed for infringing NFTs: counsel

Sukanya Sarkar
June 22 2022
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Asia counsel discuss best practices for sweeping NFT marketplaces for counterfeit listings and dealing with infringing tokens once and for all

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Sukanya manages the special projects published on Managing IP, including the IP Ones to Watch, 50 Most Influential People in IP and What Corporates Want. She also covers all IP-related issues in Asia including trademark, copyright, patent and design matters.
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