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Trade dress is the distinctive visual appearance of products or services that has meaning to customers. For example, customers can often identify a product by its packaging independently of trademarks. Trade dress is considered a form of intellectual property.
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Function | | Definition | The distinctive visual appearance of products or services that qualifies as intellectual property. | Value | Trade dress laws are intended to prevent competitors from creating look-alike products designed to trick consumers into thinking they are buying a well established brand. | Related Concepts | Trademarks |
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