New England Biz Law Update
If your company owns a famous trademark and wants to prevent others from using it, or one that is close to it, to establish trademark infringement you must prove a likelihood of consumer confusion between the marks.
To establish likelihood of confusion, the marks, goods and channels of trade must be considered similar.
But what if the ...
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