Trademark Laws

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"Each year billions of dollars are spent on advertising products to the American consumer. Much of the success of this endeavor is directly related to how well a product's brand name is recognized by the public. For companies such as Kodak, Coca Cola and IBM, brand identification is of utmost importance in the competitive world of sales. Thus, protection of the brand name, or trademark, is an ongoing battle they are prepared to wage through whatever legal means are possible, especially when it comes to comparative, unfair and/or misleading advertising.

The purpose of this paper will be to discuss trademarks and their relation to unfair competition, including outlining the definition of a trademark, and providing a brief overview of its history. The research will then focus on unfair practices in relation to the infringement of trademarks, how the law has been.."

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