Likelihood of Confusion
A test-versus-control experimental design that gives statistically sound evidence on whether consumers are likely to be confused.
Trademark and Consumer Survey Work for Litigation
Our trademark survey experts provide independent trademark and consumer survey services to attorneys. Our work helps legal teams assess how shoppers understand brands, packaging, advertising, and the way products appear in the marketplace.
We also evaluate whether survey results support a position, challenge one, or complicate the issues in a case.
A test-versus-control experimental design that gives statistically sound evidence on whether consumers are likely to be confused.
Survey evidence to prove or disprove how strong a disputed mark is, with the method matched to the case.
Whether your client’s mark has gained secondary meaning among consumers. Our survey evidence answers that question.
How trade dress, from product design to color, affects consumers and the case.
Extensive experience surveying many kinds of Lanham Act claims, including confusion, secondary meaning, and trade dress.
How consumers perceive marks, product designs, colors, websites, and other stimuli.
How consumers process and understand marketing messages, labeling claims, disclaimers, and other communications.
Survey evidence on how consumers read a challenged claim, disclosure, label, or ad.
Extensive experience rebutting surveys submitted by opposing experts, across a wide range of issues.
Every study is built around the needs of the case, so the cost depends on the design.
Call us and we will talk through what your matter calls for.