Actual Confusion is a term usually used in Trademark litigation, distinguishing “likelihood of confusion” from actual confusion between marks.
Our intention with Actual Confusion is to provide a Puerto Rico based blog about Intellectual Property, focusing on both Puerto Rico and International IP developments.
Born and raised in Puerto Rico and currently working in a San Juan law firm as a litigation associate. Obtained a Master of Law in Intellectual Property from The George Washington University in 2009 and currently admitted to practice in Puerto Rico, California and the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.