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Can an online service provider (OSP) be held contributorily liable for acts of trademark infringement by one of its users?

April 26, 2017acts contributorily held infringement liable online OSP Provider service Trademark

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Can an online service provider (OSP) be held contributorily liable for acts of trademark infringement by one of its users?

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Under section 512(c) of the DMCA an OSP will not be held liable for instances of copyright infringement so long as the OSP satisfies certain statutory requirements.