Recent Developments in U.S. Trademark Law: A Confusing State of Affairs
Abstract
The federal courts issued a number of important trademark law decisions this past year revealing conflict and division with respect to a number of doctrines, including initial interest confusion, nominative fair use, and protection for “famous marks.” Several of the decisions involved issues of “first impression.”
Suggested Citation
Jeffrey M. Samuels and Linda B. Samuels, Recent Developments in U.S. Trademark Law: A Confusing State of Affairs, 88 Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society 361 (2006).