Question 5 – 6 Points Since 2015, Northwoods Outfitters, In…
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Questiоn 5 – 6 Pоints Since 2015, Nоrthwoods Outfitters, Inc. hаs sold high-end insulаted coolers with а white body and a distinctive bright “safety orange” lid. The color has no effect on the coolers’ insulation, durability, or cost. No other cooler maker used an orange lid. Northwoods has spent millions on advertising built around the slogan “Look for the orange lid,” and outdoor magazines routinely call its product “the orange-lid cooler.” In a 2025 consumer survey commissioned by Northwoods, 68% of cooler buyers identified a white cooler with an orange lid as a Northwoods product. Northwoods never registered the color with the USPTO. In 2026, Glacier Gear Co. began selling white coolers with a nearly identical orange lid, at about half Northwoods’ price, at the same outdoor retailers. Glacier prints its own name in small letters on the side. Several online reviews of Glacier coolers say “not the real Northwoods — I got fooled.” Northwoods sued Glacier under the Lanham Act. Glacier argues: (A) a color can never be a trademark, and Northwoods never registered it anyway; and (B) even if Northwoods has a trademark, Glacier did not infringe it because Glacier’s name appears on its coolers. REQUIRED – 6 Points: Will Northwoods prevail? Discuss Glacier’s defenses (A) and (B), including what is required to claim trademark protection and whether Northwoods meets those requirements.
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