A company files a trademark infringement case against another. In order to recover for trademark infringement, the plaintiff generally must show that the:

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In order to recover for trademark infringement, a plaintiff generally must show that (1) it possesses the trademark; (2) the defendant used the mark in commerce; (3) the defendant's use of the mark was in connection with a sale, distribution, or advertising of goods and services; and (4) the defendant's use of the trademark is likely to confuse customers.

A Company Files a Trademark Infringement Case Against Another