Wong v. Vogel

How courts have described this case

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• declining at the motion to dismiss stage to “inquire into whether the Complaint’s factual allegations are sufficient with respect to the likelihood of confusion”
• denying motion to dismiss where defendant used allegedly infringing name in various Facebook posts
• “[A] federal claim of false designation of origin ... is also referred to as a claim for unfair competition.”
• “[A] federal claim of false designation of origin . . . is also referred to as a claim for unfair competition.”
• \[L]ikelihood of confusion is a fact-intensive analysis that ordinarily does not lend itself to a motion to dismiss\

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