Matter of Olivos v. Quiroz

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that “[t]he fact that the [word] marks make defendants’ computer program more functional is irrelevant” where plaintiff used its word marks merely to identify its products
• finding that a defendant 14 collecting revenue from users clicking potentially misleading ads demonstrated intent to 15 deceive the public
• finding that this factor was “equivocal” where the 21 marketing channel the parties used was the internet
• concluding a plaintiff and defendant’s use of the Internet as a marketing 18 channel rendered the factor “equivocal”
• finding that a defendant 8 collecting revenue from users clicking potentially misleading ads demonstrated intent to 9 deceive the public
• finding that a defendant 8 collecting revenue from users clicking potentially misleading ads demonstrated intent to 9 deceive the public

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