A federal court found Bright Builders, a SEO marketing and Web hosting service, responsible for the sale of counterfeit golf clubs by an online company. Don Davis notes that an attorney at the Boston
law firm of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP said this was "the first time an Internet service provider had been found liable for contributory infringement without prior notification of
counterfeit sales by a client retailer."
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