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When Philosophy Inc. began marketing a wrinkle-reducing product called Deep Crease Relief, Cosmetic Dermatology -- the maker of a skin care product called Crease Release -- filed a trademark infringement suit under the phonetic equivalence doctrine. Cosmetic Dermatology wants Philosophy to change the name of its product and pay damages that the plaintiff allegedly has suffered due to the claimed confusion in the minds of consumers.
December 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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