In an intellectual property action the remedy of an 'account of profits' gives a successful plaintiff the right to:

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The remedy of an 'account of profits' gives a successful plaintiff the right to claim the gross (and sometimes the net) profits that were made by an infringer. This is because the plaintiff has suffered a loss due to the infringement, and is entitled to the profits that the infringer has made as a result.

In an Intellectual Property Action the Remedy of an 'Account