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Federal Court confirms the importance of inherent distinctiveness in trademark confusion

By John McKeown ( February 2, 2026, 1:52 PM EST) -- A decision of the Federal Court confirms that a lack of inherent distinctiveness was the most important element in determining whether the marks in issue were confusing (996660 Ontario Ltd. v. Falesca Importing Ltd., 2026 FC 114)....

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