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(a) In General

D. Expansion of Inwood Standard to “Non-Product” Cases: The “Direct Control and Monitoring” Test: 1. Landlords (a) In General

A landlord whose premises are the site of infringing activity may be held contributorily liable for a plaintiff’s damages, provided the plaintiff can demonstrate that the landlord’s failure to prevent such activity was the cause of those damages. See Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. v. Chinatown Gift Shop, 855 F.Supp. 648 (S.D.N.Y. 1994), plaintiff’s motion for [...]