The use of a trademark in a way that is likely to cause confusion or deception.

The use of a trademark in a way that is not likely to cause confusion or deception.

The use of a trademark in a way that is likely to cause dilution of the trademark.

The use of a trademark in a way that is not likely to cause dilution of the trademark.

The purpose and character of the use.

The nature of the trademark.

The amount and substantiality of the use.

The effect of the use on the trademark owner's goodwill.

Nominative fair use.

Descriptive fair use.

Comparative fair use.

Parody fair use.

The use of a trademark to identify the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to describe the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to compare the product or service that it represents to another product or service.

The use of a trademark to parody the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to identify the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to describe the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to compare the product or service that it represents to another product or service.

The use of a trademark to parody the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to identify the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to describe the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to compare the product or service that it represents to another product or service.

The use of a trademark to parody the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to identify the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to describe the product or service that it represents.

The use of a trademark to compare the product or service that it represents to another product or service.

The use of a trademark to parody the product or service that it represents.

It dilutes the trademark.

It tarnishes the trademark.

It does not affect the trademark.

It strengthens the trademark.

Yes, by registering the trademark with the USPTO.

Yes, by using the trademark in a way that is likely to cause confusion or deception.

No, fair use is a defense to trademark infringement.

No, trademark owners cannot prevent fair use of their trademark.

Using a trademark to identify the product or service that it represents.

Using a trademark to describe the product or service that it represents.

Using a trademark to compare the product or service that it represents to another product or service.

Using a trademark to parody the product or service that it represents.

Using a trademark to create a counterfeit product or service.

Using a trademark to create a product or service that is likely to cause confusion or deception.

Using a trademark to dilute the trademark owner's goodwill.

Using a trademark to tarnish the trademark owner's reputation.

Injunctions.

Damages.

Attorney's fees.

All of the above.

Conduct a trademark search before using a trademark.

Use a trademark that is not likely to cause confusion or deception.

Use a trademark that is not likely to dilute the trademark owner's goodwill.

All of the above.

Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark, while trademark fair use is the authorized use of a trademark.

Trademark infringement is the use of a trademark in a way that is likely to cause confusion or deception, while trademark fair use is the use of a trademark in a way that is not likely to cause confusion or deception.

Trademark infringement is the use of a trademark without the permission of the trademark owner, while trademark fair use is the use of a trademark with the permission of the trademark owner.

All of the above.