Fake Sneakers Loaded with Toxins: 41% of Counterfeits Fail Safety Tests, as USPTO Reshuffles Patent Battles
Your kid's bargain-bin sneakers might be leaching toxins into their skin. A fresh study nails counterfeit goods for failing safety tests at alarming rates — and IP enforcers are scrambling.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- 41% of tested counterfeits fail global safety standards, with social media fueling 25% of sales. 𝕏
- USPTO de-designates PTAB rulings, enforcing strict IPR filing dates for new real-parties-in-interest. 𝕏
- Federal AV framework urged by Sen. Cruz to end state regulatory chaos and boost U.S. competitiveness. 𝕏
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Originally reported by IPWatchdog
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