Winning With No Trademark at All
by Pamela Chestek • February 4, 2014 • trademark • 0 Comments
In the United States we often think of “unfair competition” as a claim that is for infringement of an unregistered trademark, but the theory is broader than that. Los Defensores v. Gomez is the rare case where there was an unfair competition claim not involving a trademark, and it was successful. Plaintiff-respondent Los Defensores...
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