What remedies are available for trademark infringement?

In Washington, remedies for trademark infringement are available for victims of unfair competition law. Generally, the most common remedies are an award of damages, an injunction, and an order of corrective advertising. Damages are the most common remedy available for trademark infringement. Damages pay victims for the losses of the infringement and can range from actual damages, such as the profits lost by the victim, to statutory damages imposed by the court, which may be greater than the actual damages. An injunction is an equitable remedy that allows the court to order the infringing party to stop any further infringement. This often includes a requirement to recall any infringing materials. An order of corrective advertising may also be issued by the court. This remedy requires the infringing party to engage in corrective advertising, often with specified language, in order to counteract any harm that may have been done through the infringement. Ultimately, the remedies available for trademark infringement in Washington are designed to award damages to the victim, stop further infringement, and counter any harm caused by the infringement.

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