Therapy Products, Inc. v. Bissoon

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• granting summary judgment where party claiming trademark infringement failed to raise a question of fact as to whether the mark acquired secondary meaning
• dismissing plaintiffs dilution claim at summary judgment where plaintiff was unable to establish any evidence of secondary meaning
• granting summary judgment against plaintiff on common law unfair competition claim where plaintiff failed to show “proof of ownership of a protectable mark”
• rejecting an argument that \significant weight\ should be afforded to the PTO's determination to approve a registration for publication, \because the PTO's approval for publication is only a preliminary determination\
• sales figures did not support finding of secondary meaning where plaintiff claimed it made over $4 million from sales of the product but failed to show that these sales figures were linked to a product actually bearing the claimed mark

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