Intellectual Property

This case examines the permissible uses of a third party's trademark under the Puerto Rico Trademark Law. The dispute arose between Solar Now Puerto Rico LLC ("Solar Now") and Power Solar, LLC ("Power Solar"), both Puerto Rico-based companies that sell and install solar panels.

This case addresses an important controversy regarding how damages should be calculated under the Lanham Act, particularly when the liable party reports no positive income. The following Supreme Court's opinion tackles the question: How should damages be calculated, specifically, when the defendant has no profits?