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Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider in determining the likelihood of confusion in an infringement case?

Question 2

Ultimately, infringing on another's mark is impermissible when:

Question 3

Joey opens a pizza place and registers the mark "Joey's Za." Some months later, a gourmet restaurant called "Joe's Za" opens in the same town. Owned by a nationally renowned restaurateur, thousands of dollars are spent on marketing. A grand opening is planned involving several famous movie stars, and multiple newspapers cover the opening. Can Joey the pizza place operator do anything to stop this?