Half the jury had never even heard of Louis Vuitton before, much less the legal theory of contributory trademark infringement.
Then came the attorney for the French luxury retailer, sporting a signature Louis Vuitton necktie in the courtroom, arguing that knockoff purses were being peddled on the Internet and no one was doing anything to stop it.
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