Barbecue Marx, Incorporated v. 551 Ogden, Incorporated

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• stating that the length of use of the mark and the popularity and reputation of the goods demonstrated the strength of the mark
• stating that the length of use of the mark and the popularity and reputation of the goods demonstrated the strength of the mark
• finding that the plaintiff’s use of its mark for six years and its good reputation warranted weighing the fifth factor in favor of a likelihood of confusion
• the plaintiff’s use of its mark for six years and its good reputation warranted weighing the fifth factor in favor of a likelihood of confusion
• defendant’s knowledge of plaintiff’s mark did not show intent to pass off

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).