In re Pearson Bros.

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• considering a trademark claim against Michigan based on the use of a slogan in an advertising and promotional campaign focused on Michigan tourism, agriculture, and business, and affirming determination that there was no likelihood of confusion
• classifying 17 U.S.C. § 507(b) as presenting a statute of limitations

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