A judge ruled in favor of a small West Palm Beach retail store being sued by an international company for trademark counterfeiting.
The lawsuit was brought by RooR International BV, a foreign company known for high-end water pipes, and Sream Inc., its U.S. distributor. The plaintiffs originally asked for $2 million in damages, but at trial they asked for $45,000 for three incidents of alleged trademark infringement.
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