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Did you know Crocs was once denied protection for its unique design because they did ONE wrong move? Read this if you want to save your design from being copied. See You Later, Alligator! Said the Delhi High Court while rejecting the Crocs' suit aga

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Maybe Crocs should have focused on making their design so iconic that it could eventually qualify for trade dress protection, like the Coca-Cola bottle.

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