Describe trade dress and what elements may be protected by the Lanham Act
Trade dress is the colors, designs and shapes associated with a product. This is typically seen in the packaging and display design. In most cases, the design of the product itself is not protected unless consumers are likely to be confused by the similarity.
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A. Social Security B. Medicare C. unemployment insurance D. worker’s compensation
Bud approves on behalf of Cody-but without authorization-a contract with Dik to build a new silo. Cody does not ratify the contract. Later, Dik tries to enforce the deal. This attempt will be A) partly successful
B) partly unsuccessful. C) totally successful. D) totally unsuccessful.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) $162.88 B) $164.55 C) $147.66 D) $122.67