City of Louisville v. Hart's Admr.

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• finding that a complaint that failed to allege three of the seven factors still pleaded enough to survive a motion to dismiss
• finding likelihood of confusion adequately pleaded where the complaint alleged sufficient facts pertaining to the first, second, fourth, and fifth factors
• limiting itself to “assessing whether [plaintiff] has pleaded facts that plausibly could results in a successful outcome on the likelihood of confusion element of its claim”
• likelihood of confusion adequately pleaded where the complaint alleged sufficient facts pertaining to the first, second, fourth, and fifth factors

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