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Question 1

The ideal situation for a mark owner is to have the mark fall under:

Question 2

If a mark is incontestable under §1065, an accused infringer could still argue that:

Question 3

Once a Section 1115 defense to Section 1065 incontestability has been successfully argued:

Question 4

The 'fair use' defense to trademark infringement depends on:

Question 5

Hungry Ron's Burger Joint specializes in low-quality, high-sodium meals. They advertise their most popular burger as 'bigger, saltier, and tastier than a Big Mac'. Is this permissible under trademark law?