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Lauren Drummond
on Nov 21, 2024
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Do both state and federal law protect against trademark dilution?
A) Only some states have trademark dilution laws, but there is no federal law.
B) There is a federal law, but no state law.
C) Both federal law and some states have trademark dilution laws.
D) Every state has a law against trademark dilution, but there is no federal law.
E) Every state has a law against trademark dilution and there is a federal law.
Trademark Dilution
The weakening of a trademark's distinctiveness or fame due to its unauthorized use on dissimilar products or in a way that blurs its significance.
Federal Law
Legislation passed by the national government of a country.
State Law
Legislation that is enacted and enforced by individual states within the United States.
- Comprehend the responsibilities and effects under trademark regulations, with a focus on infringement and dilution.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the responsibilities and effects under trademark regulations, with a focus on infringement and dilution.
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