Entrepreneur Media, Inc., a California Corporation v. Scott Smith, an Individual Dba Entrepreneurpr

How courts have described this case

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• finding that monthly sales of half a million products could strengthen a descriptive mark such that the factor weighed in favor of likely confusion
• \dismissing claims under California's [Unfair Competition Law] as 'substantially congruent' to claims under the Lanham Act\
• “[T]he more closely related the goods are, the more likely consumers will be confused by similar marks.”
• “The inference from knowledge and similarity, however, does not add much in answering the ultimate question here, likelihood of confusion.”
• \[I]ntent to deceive is strong evidence of a likelihood of confusion.\
• describing consumer confusion as “linchpin” of trademark infringement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).