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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Schofield partially denies both parties cross-motions for summary judgment in a trademark dispute over the mark "Red Gold" used on watch and jewelry products. The issue of the mark's genericness cannot be resolved without further evidence, and a jury could find that the defendants' use of the term "red gold" is likely to cause consumer confusion with the plaintiff watchmaker's products.
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