Rogers test
Rogers test proper noun: a legal test that is used to determine whether the use of a celebrity's name in the title of a creative work infringes on that celebrity's trademark rights.
Proper noun
the Rogers test
Origin of Rogers test
In reference to the legal case of Rogers v. Grimaldi.
Questions about Rogers test
- What does Rogers test mean?
- Rogers test means a legal test that is used to determine whether the use of a celebrity's name in the title of a creative work infringes on that celebrity's trademark rights.
- What part of speech is Rogers test?
- Rogers test is a proper noun.
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