The Third Circuit revived a trademark infringement case between two financial institutions, ruling the district court relied on too narrow of a standard for when trademark confusion in the marketplace exists.
And while noting that the district court’s four-year delay in ruling on the plaintiff’s preliminary injunction motion was “troubling,” the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said it had confidence in the jurist’s ability to review the case on remand.
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