Country Floors, Inc. v. A Partnership Composed of Charley Gepner and Gary Ford, D/B/A Country Tiles

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “to overturn a summary judgment, the losing party in the [trial court] needs to show that one or more of the facts on which the district court relied was genuinely in dispute and material to the judgment”
• “Country,” which dominates the competing marks of “Country Floors” and “Country Tiles,” is the appropriate focus of analysis
• “When the dominant portions of the two marks are the same, confusion is likely.”
• summary judgement inappropriate where genuine issue of material fact presented on likelihood of confusion
• “credibility evaluations are inappropriate in deciding a motion for summary judgment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).