Sam opens a store that sells wrist watches. He calls his store “Watches for Sale.” Four months later, Diane, who also sells watches, hangs up a sign in her store window that says, “watches for sale.
Sam opens a store that sells wrist watches. He calls his store “Watches for Sale.” Four months later, Diane, who also sells watches, hangs up a sign in her store window that says, “watches for sale.” If Sam sues Diane for violating his trademark, will he likely prevail? Explain.