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The question of LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION is the signal test to determine if a trademark infringement claim is valid. This blog is about trademark law. It's also about copyright law, free speech mostly as it relates to the Internet and legal issues related to blogging.
As for me, I'm Ron Coleman, a commercial litigator and trademark lawyer at Goetz Fitzpatrick LLP, a business law firm with offices in New York and New Jersey. I am also a writer. My work focuses on the use of intellectual property, authorized and otherwise, and especially the law of trademark and copyright on the Internet, as well as general litigation. I am also general counsel for the Media Bloggers Association. The opinions expressed here, however, are only mine, at best. After you read the disclaimer below, you may click here to email me.
LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® is a registered trademark for blogs, and it's mine.
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- @LyricalReckoner Most lawyers aren't dumb, and we _could_ use an editor. But we're happy to get the darn brief out on time at all.
- GADGET goes gonzo! Yep... that's a "trademark" thar, Mister. GADGET®. http://bit.ly/9qpBBR | LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®
- RT @bensheffner: Labels reject remittitur, opt for 3rd trial on damages in Thomas-Rasset (c) case http://bit.ly/bwKY8q
- @LyricalReckoner Dumb? Then all lawyers are dumb. Or 99% of us.
- RT @MegLG: Post-Super Bowl Trade mark Roundup http://ow.ly/14EsK
- RT @TrademarkBlog: My Huffington Post Column On The WHO DAT Dispute http://bit.ly/9OuYpQ #trademark #whodat
- RT @RogerBora: RT @Jacirusso Reputation Management Nightmare » Razor Branding Blog: http://bit.ly/d6MOqM
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