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Trademark
What is a "likelihood of confusion?" Or, in other words, how do you prove up a claim of trademark confusion? |
Show that there is a likelihood that an appreciable number of ordinarily prudent purchasers are likely to be misled/confused as to the source of the goods in question
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Trademark
What are the 8 factors (Polaroid Test) that claims for infringement are analyzed under? |
(1) Strength of the Mark
(2) Degree of Similarity between the marks (3) Proximity of Products (4) Bridging the Gap (5) Actual Confusion (6) Bad Faith (7) Quality of Products (8) Consumer Sophistication |
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Trademark
What is a trademark? What does it do? |
A trademark is protected by federal law against infringement by use of colorable imitations of the mark which are likely to cause confusion, mistake, or deceit.
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