New Colt Holding Corp. v. RJG Holdings of Florida, Inc.

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• finding that where factor applied in conflicting ways, there was a “factual question over how to weight this factor”
• finding that length of use of trade dress of appearance Colt revolver was 130 years, though appearance varied over that period
• noting that no single factor is determinative and every factor need not be proven
• noting that no single factor is determinative and every factor need not be proven
• “Accordingly, for design alternatives to be probative, Plaintiffs must produce evidence that could demonstrate that the alternative design would be equally effective as a functional matter.”

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