A CRA expert valued certain trademarks to support the SEC’s claim for negligence-based fraud, relating to the failure to timely impair the trademarks. CRA utilized an income approach based on projected royalties and a multiples analysis based on comparable transactions to value the trademarks. Based on that analysis, the carrying values of the trademarks exceeded their fair values and they should have been impaired by the defendant. The defendant consented to the final judgment of a civil penalty and permanent injunction, filed days after the complaint.
Trade Secret Litigation Watch: February 2026
In this second installment of the Trade Secret Litigation Watch, CRA’s Intellectual Property team examines emerging trends and case outcomes with an emphasis...
