Natlawreview iconNatlawreviewOct 13, 2026 ~1 min source read

Likelihood of Confusion Surveys: Choosing the Right Approach for Trademark Cases

Likelihood of confusion (LOC) surveys assess if the reasonable consumer will be confused, mistaken, or deceived as to the source or affiliation of goods or services. [i] Although surveys are not a requirement in trademark and trade dress litigation, they are frequently used as evidentiary support, beginning in the pret

Likelihood of Confusion Surveys: Choosing the Right Approach for Trademark Cases

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