Campbell Soup Co. v. Giles

Campbell Soup Co. v. Giles was a legal case where Campbell Soup sued Giles for using their trademarked Campbell's Soup label without permission, claiming it was confusing or misleading consumers. Giles argued he had the right to use the label for a different product or purpose. The court examined whether Giles's use of the label caused confusion or damaged Campbell’s brand. The case highlighted issues of trademark rights, fair use, and consumer perception, emphasizing the importance of protecting established brand identities from unauthorized use that could mislead customers.