Itemfringed
Itemfringed is a term used in the context of intellectual property law, particularly in the United States, to describe a situation where a product infringes upon a patent, trademark, or copyright. The term is derived from the legal concept of "fringe benefits," which refers to the additional benefits or advantages that a product provides beyond its primary function. When a product infringes upon an intellectual property right, it may also provide fringe benefits that are not protected by the intellectual property owner's rights.
For example, if a company produces a product that infringes upon a patent, the patent holder may
Itemfringed is an important concept in intellectual property law because it allows intellectual property owners to