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--File--View of a Burberry boutique in Shanghai, China, 30 July 2011. Burberry has been awarded ¡ê63 million ($100 million) in damages after taking a network of Chinese counterfeiters to court. WWD report that the defendants, who ran websites such as yesburberryvision.com and buyburberry.com, were known to have sold at least 22 different product types all bearing imitations of the British heritage brands various trademarks, such as its iconic plaid check and equestrian knight logo. The resolution of the case, which was originally filed in January at Manhattan Federal Court, comes after months of waiting for the defendants to reply to the accusations and appear in court - neither of which was ever done. The domain names for all the infringing sites will now be transferred to Burberry, allowing the brand to cut off any associated internet providers, web designers, sponsored search engin pau635498_01
--File--A pedestrian walks past a Burberry boutique in Shanghai, China, 6 April 2012. Burberry has been awarded ¡ê63 million ($100 million) in damages after taking a network of Chinese counterfeiters to court. WWD report that the defendants, who ran websites such as yesburberryvision.com and buyburberry.com, were known to have sold at least 22 different product types all bearing imitations of the British heritage brands various trademarks, such as its iconic plaid check and equestrian knight logo. The resolution of the case, which was originally filed in January at Manhattan Federal Court, comes after months of waiting for the defendants to reply to the accusations and appear in court - neither of which was ever done. The domain names for all the infringing sites will now be transferred to Burberry, allowing the brand to cut off any associated internet providers, web designers, sponso 20120406_27124
--File--A pedestrian walks past a Burberry boutique in Shanghai, China, 6 April 2012. Burberry has been awarded ¡ê63 million ($100 million) in damages after taking a network of Chinese counterfeiters to court. WWD report that the defendants, who ran websites such as yesburberryvision.com and buyburberry.com, were known to have sold at least 22 different product types all bearing imitations of the British heritage brands various trademarks, such as its iconic plaid check and equestrian knight logo. The resolution of the case, which was originally filed in January at Manhattan Federal Court, comes after months of waiting for the defendants to reply to the accusations and appear in court - neither of which was ever done. The domain names for all the infringing sites will now be transferred to Burberry, allowing the brand to cut off any associated internet providers, web designers, sponso 20120406_27120
