The Lanham Act and many state statutes also allow for injunctive relief, which only courts are empowered to grant. In order to receive injunctive relief from the court, you will need to provide the trademark declaration to the court for proof of ownership.The most important remedy is an injunction against the unauthorized use of the mark, i.e. The TMA provides a new way for trademark owners to alert the USPTO to fraudulent registrations and to level the playing field. To account for this evidentiary shortfall, the judicial preference in awarding relief in trademark infringement cases is injunctive relief. Trademark infringement remedies include injunctive relief, monetary damages, reasonable royalties, and defendant's profits among others. Further, many trademark lawsuits are resolved at the preliminary injunction stage. Injunction in a trademark infringement suit in the various federal circuits. What is injunctive relief? Expert in examining delay in the context of seeking injunctive relief in trademark cases in works spanning over thirty years.