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Understanding the Legal Consequences of Being Underinsured as a Business Owner

Understanding the Legal Consequences of Being Underinsured as a Business Owner

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 19, 2026 | Law

One of the more common legal problems arising from underinsurance isn’t a deliberate decision to carry inadequate coverage — it’s a mistaken assumption about what coverage exists.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 19, 2026 | Law

Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 19, 2026 | Law

Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 19, 2026 | Law

Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?

by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 19, 2026 | Law

Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
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