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US Court Awards Louis Vuitton $584m in Landmark Counterfeit Case
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US Court Awards Louis Vuitton $584m in Landmark Counterfeit Case
A US federal judge has ordered the owners of a Georgia shopping centre to pay Louis Vuitton $584 million in damages, one of the largest-ever penalties tied to the sale of counterfeit goods. Louis Vuitton sued Westgate shopping mall owner Basirou Kebbay and chief executive Aaron Kebe in April 2023, alleging that the retail facility hosted an indoor flea market where counterfeit goods were sold on a vast scale. In August 2021, 18 tractor trailers …
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