Sentences with phrase «constitute trademark infringement»

I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not well equipped to discuss whether your use of a well - known trademarked character would automatically constitute trademark infringement because a reasonable person would assume that your fan art's use of the trademarked character was licensed and approved by the trademark holder.

That being so, the court would have to find that Fox and [Simpsons creator Matt] Groening's use of «Duff» within the fictional world of Springfield is sufficient to establish priority in the mark such that another's use of that mark would constitute trademark infringement.

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If you believe that your intellectual property has been copied in a way that constitutes copyright infringement, or that your trademarks or other intellectual property rights have been otherwise violated, please contact Pet Food Express at General Counsel, Pet Food Express, 500 85th Avenue, Oakland, CA 94621 with the following information in a written notice in writing or electronically:

If you believe that your work has been copied and posted on the Service in a way that constitutes copyright or trademark infringement, please notify the designated agent, Stephen Hicks, Ziff Davis, LLC at 28 East 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, New York 10016, fax: [phone], or by email: [email protected] and insert «Terms of Use» in the subject line.

In Career College, Vancouver Community College sued Vancouver Career College for trademark infringement alleging that the career college's use of the community college's VCC unregistered trademark in keyword advertising was causing confusion among consumers and constituted passing off.

Searches of electronic media, permitted by law and carried out at borders and ports of entry, are vital to detecting information that poses serious harm to the United States, including terrorist plans, or constitutes criminal activity — such as possession of child pornography and trademark or copyright infringement.

«Does the offering / use of Internet keywords constitute direct and / or secondary trademark infringement?