Microsoft Corp. v. Sellers

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment for Microsoft and awarding statutory damages under both the Lanham and Copyright Acts
• “Separate awards are appropriate because the Lanham Act and the Copyright Act provide separate remedies for the two distinct injuries and serve different public policies.”
• likelihood of customer confusion is the essence of the test for a violation of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act
• “‘Where one . . . produces counterfeit goods in an apparent attempt to capitalize upon popularity of, and demand for, another’s product, there is a presumption of the likelihood of confusion.’”

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