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Sep 6, 2017commercial-law
Trademark LAW Likelihood OF Confusion AND Forum Shopping IN Trademark Registration
Feb 18, 2013trademark infringementlikelihood of confusionintellectual propertyra 8293criminal lawlevi strauss
Trademark Infringement: Why Likelihood of Confusion Is the Core Element
The Supreme Court acquits a jeans tailor of trademark infringement, explaining why likelihood of confusion is the heart of the offense.
Unfair Competition: Likelihood of Confusion vs. Actual Deception in Philippine Trademark Cases
Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that unfair competition requires actual intent to deceive, not just confusing similarity, and explains the proper remedy for DOJ rulings.