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Mahammadumar Jamadar
on Nov 21, 2024
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Trademark dilution laws prohibit the use of "distinctive" or "famous" marks even without showing customer confusion.
Trademark Dilution
The lessening of the distinctive quality of a trademark due to unauthorized use.
Customer Confusion
Uncertainty experienced by consumers, often due to similar branding or products, potentially leading to mistaken identity of businesses or items.
- Gain insight into the subtle differences of trademark dilution and infringement, along with the requirements for legal defense.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain insight into the subtle differences of trademark dilution and infringement, along with the requirements for legal defense.
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