OMEGA, S.A. v. S & N Jewelry Inc.
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
1992 WL 142746 (1992)
Relevant factsFree
The defendants sold watches bearing an OMEGA mark indistinguishable in size, placement, and appearance from Omega's registered mark, and Omega sought a preliminary injunction under Lanham Act § 32 based on its trademark registration certificate.
IssueFree
Whether, to win a trademark-infringement claim, a plaintiff must prove that it owns a valid registered trademark and that the defendant's use of the trademark creates a likelihood of confusion about the source of the goods.
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