Leverette v. Crews

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the “mark’s recognition in the 28 market is a key factor in determining the strength of the mark 1 under the “likelihood of confusion” analysis
• \[C]hoosing a designation with knowledge that it is another's trademark permits a presumption of intent to deceive.\
• explaining that “identical marks paired with identical goods can be case-dispositive”
• discussing the issue of notice of rights to a trademark in relation to a defense of good faith
• analyzing, in light of the circuit split and 1999 amendment, whether \willfulness remains a prerequisite for awarding a defendant's profits\ for violations under section 43(a)
• indicating “identical marks paired with identical goods can be case-dispositive” in a case involving an “exact replica” of a competitor’s logo on the same sofa (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).