Tally-Ho, Inc., a Florida Corporation, Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant-Appellant v. Coast Community College District, Defendant-Counter-Plaintiff-Appellee

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• recognizing that the “elements of common law and statutory trademark infringement are the same” and that a claim of unfair competition premised on an alleged trademark infringement is “practically identical” to an infringement claim
• “The ‘related goods’ test is merely a facet of the ultimate and final test of ‘likelihood of confusion.’ ”
• “ ‘It is generally recognized in trademark infringement cases that (1) there is not [an] adequate remedy at law to redress infringement and (2
• “an unfair competition claim based only upon alleged trademark infringement is practically identical to an infringement claim”
• “an unfair competition claim based only upon alleged trademark infringement is practically identical to an infringement claim”
• Under Florida law, “[c]ommon law owners of unregistered marks are limited to common law remedies in infringement actions”

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