MarketSafe® Project Partnership Report View this report as a PDF MSU A-CAPP, 2020 Project Overview Since 2017, Michigan State University (MSU) has been home to a unique and one-of-a-kind intellectual property protection partnership. MSU Licensing has collaborated with the College of Social Science’s Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP) to use the International AntiCounterfeiting …
The 2017 A-CAPP Center Brand Protection Strategy Summit: Issues and Best Practices in Partnerships, Return on Investment, and E-Commerce Read the full paper Clifford A. Grammich and Jeremy Wilson, 2018 Since its launch as the first academic body focusing on the complexities of anti-counterfeiting and product protection, the Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection (A-CAPP …
Illicit Trade in Counterfeit Products: An Examination of the Opportunity-Risk Connection Read the Chapter Brandon Sullivan, Rod Kinghorn and Jeremy Wilson, 2017 This unique Handbook provides multiple perspectives on the growth of illicit trade, primarily exploring counterfeits and internet piracy. It includes expert opinion on a wide range of topics including the evaluation of key …
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Illicit Market for Counterfeit Products at Small Businesses in Michigan Read the Full Article Brandon Sullivan, Jeremy Wilson, Ross Militz, 2017 Research on small businesses facilitating illicit markets and the efforts of nonfederal law enforcement agencies to identify these small business offenders has been scant. This exploratory study examines the illicit market for counterfeit products …
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Partnerships are Crucial in the Battle Against Product Counterfeits Read the full publication Brandon Sullivan, 2017 Counterfeit goods today are found throughout the world; wherever a demand for a product exists, counterfeiters quickly fill the niche. Counterfeiters compete undetected with brand owners, undermine brand profitability, fund the underground economy, and undermine brand reputation. This article …
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Partnerships and the Battle Against Product Counterfeits Brandon Sullivan, Rod Kinghorn and Jeremy Wilson, 2017 Partnerships between brand owners, governments, academics, consumers, and other stakeholders are essential to tackling the pervasive and persistent global problem of product counterfeiting. This Backgrounder highlights the importance of these partnerships, the need for widespread recognition of the shared nature …
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Liabilities and Responsibilities: Ocean Transportation Intermediaries (OTI’s) and the Distribution of Counterfeit Goods Read the full article Jay Kennedy and Jeremy Wilson, 2017 Whether they know it or not, ocean transportation intermediaries (OTIs) play a crucial role in the distribution of counterfeit goods across the globe. When these companies provide their services to product counterfeiters, …
The Need for a Holistic Approach to Trademark Counterfeiting for the Legal Field Read the full article Kari Kammel, 2017 This article was published in the Michigan International Lawyer Journal. Subscription may be required to view article. 2017 Copyright Michigan State University Board of Trustees. To view the full publication, click here.
A Total Business Approach to the Global Risk of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson and Rod Kinghorn, 2016 Product counterfeiting is a growing, global risk that poses many negative consequences for businesses, consumers, governments, national security, the economy, and society. Research suggests that the first step in formulating effective …
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Brand Owner Approaches to Assessing the Risk of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson and Brandon Sullivan, 2016 Product counterfeiting is an ongoing problem whose complexity makes it difficult to be assessed. Although many organizations have estimated its extent, their measurements often have methodological shortcomings. Brand owners are working with …
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