Johnson v. Sosebee

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• noting that for local businesses, the relevant trade territory is the physical place where the business actually renders its services
• “[A] finding of no likelihood of confusion precludes both injunctive relief and any recovery of [defendant’s] profits . . . [because] no infringement has taken place [and] where there is no infringement, there can be no recovery.”
• applying Dawn Donut to deny injunctive and monetary relief

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