Roederer v. J. Garcia Carrion, S.A.

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• emphasizing the significance of the likelihood of confusion to a district court’s analysis of when a claim becomes “actionable and provable” for purposes of progressive encroachment
• “[C]ourts tend to reject a defendant’s assertion of the laches defense when the defendant knew that the plaintiff objected to the use of the mark.”

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