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15 March 2022MedtechAlex Baldwin

Therabody launches infringement charge against TJ Maxx, others

Therabody has sued TJ Maxx’s parent company, alongside five “unauthorised” Amazon resellers for patent and trademark infringement, claiming they sell “knockoff” massage gun products.

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