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· 4/9/1987

Ameritech, Inc., an Ohio Corporation v. American Information Technologies Corporation, a Delaware Corporation, D/B/A Ameritech

Citations

  • 811 F.2d 960

How courts have described this case

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  • use by defendant holding company for five midwestern Bell telephone companies of unregistered trade name and mark of plaintiff, a small Ohio corporation that reclaimed industrial oils, might cause consumers to assume plaintiff was subsidiary of defendant
  • eight factors relevant to reverse confusion and dilution claims
  • “The paradigm case [of reverse confusion] is that of a knowing junior user with much greater economic power who saturates the market with advertising of a confusingly similar mark, overwhelming the marketplace power and value of the senior user's mark.”

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Judges: Keith, Martin, Spiegel

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