Do you have to prove consumer confusion in a trademark counterfeiting case? ARCONA v. FARMACY
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Do you have to prove consumer confusion in a trademark counterfeiting case? ARCONA v. FARMACY
Trademark law is intended to protect consumers from being tricked into buying products from someone other than the trademark owner. A trademark is something that a seller uses to brand its products. Traditionally a trademark
Dyson sues copycats for trademark counterfeiting. DYSON TECHNOLOGY v. VARIOUS DEFENDANTS
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or design that identifies and distinguishes the products produced by one company from the products produced by other companies. Trademark law in the United States is focused on
NOBODY BEATS THE WIZ trademark still alive and kicking. JON BARGAINS v. P.C. RICHARD
A trademark is something that a product seller uses to identify the products it sells. A word, phrase or symbol is what most people commonly think of as a trademark, but anything that a product
Top level domain trademark application denied because it fails to function as trademark. IN RE AC WEBCONNECTING
A trademark is something that consumers associate with the manufacturer of a product. Traditionally a trademark is thought of as a symbol, word or phrase, but anything that signals to consumers the identity of the
Knife manufacturer successfully overcomes rejection of trademark application. IN RE SHIVWORKS
A trademark is a word, phrase or symbol that tells consumers who is selling a product. The key feature of a trademark is the association consumers make between the trademark and products produced by a
Trademark registration refused because Slogan failed to act as a source identifier. IN RE DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REALTY
A trademark is something that the producer of a product brands products with to distinguish its products from competitor's products in the marketplace. In the United States using a trademark to brand products is the
SIKSILK refused trademark registration because clothing contained no silk. In re Monkey IP Limited
A trademark is a something that a producer of a product uses to distinguish its products from competitors. Trademark holders are granted the right to exclude others from placing the trademark on products not produced by
Is using a trademark product in an advertisement infringement? ATANASIO v. WALMART
A trademark is a word, phrase or symbol that signals to consumers the identity of a product manufacturer. Trademark law protects sellers of goods and services that brand their product with a trademark. A trademark
Using a trademarked term to describe a product can be fair use. TIFFANY v. COSTCO
Trademark law is intended to protect consumers from being tricked into buying products from someone other than the trademark owner. A trademark is something that a seller uses to brand its products. Traditionally a trademark
Video game publisher sued for infringing on castle’s trademark. CORAL CASTLE v. EPIC
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol that tells consumers who produced a product. However, just about anything that signals the identifies the company that produced a product can be