The US Supreme Court is in the midst of considering two hotly anticipated trademark cases that could provide guidance on future litigation surrounding likelihood of confusion and alterations to existing marks.
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4 December 2014 A case that should provide guidance on whether trademark ‘tacking’ should be adjudicated by a judge or jury looks to be going in favour of a jury, it has been claimed.