George & Co., LLC v. Imagination Entertainment Ltd., 575 F.3d 383 (2009)

George & Co., LLC v. Imagination Entertainment Ltd., 575 F. 3d 383 (2009).  Mr. Krebs was lead counsel for the appellee and argued the appeal for the appellee before the Fourth Circuit.  The Court found that a trademark based upon an abbreviation (acronym) was not infringed by the use of a longer phase from which abbreviation was derived.  Court also found that there was no confusion caused by the appellee's use of larger descriptive phrase from which the appellant's trademark abbreviation was based. 

George & Co., LLC v. Imagination Entertainment Ltd., 575 F.3d 383 (2009)