Hermès asks court to halt sales of MetaBirkin NFTs following recent jury decision
Hermès says that artist Mason Rothschild has continued to promote his NFTs even after a jury found him liable for trademark infringement, trademark dilution and “cybersquatting.”
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Hermès says that artist Mason Rothschild has continued to promote his NFTs even after a jury found him liable for trademark infringement, trademark dilution and “cybersquatting.”
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