Question

You can infringe another’s trademark if you create a mark that is so similar as to be confusing or deliberately copy another’s trademark. Find and present a case on this situation.

Answer 1

A case of trademark infringement is when new York’s coffee culture café introduced its new drink with the name of "Freddocino" which does only appear similar to star buck’s Frappucino,but the structure of the name contains enough similarities create confusion among the customers and may hamper star buck’s brand equity.strabucks own the trademark for the term Frappucino.after star bucks filed a lawsuit against coffee culture, it changed the name of the drink to "Freddo".thus this is the case where a company created a mark that is so similar as to be confusing or deliberately copy another’s trademark.