Huang, W.-B. and Cross, G. R., "Reasoning About Trademark Infringement Cases," Proceeding: Case-Based Reasoning Workshop, DARPA/ISTO, Pensacola, FL, May, 1989, 270-274, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc., San Mateo, CA.
Abstract: We seek to enumerate the principles underlying trademark infringement case decisions and to embody these principles in a computational form. We then model the legal arguments and retrieve cases relevant to a current litigation. Cases are converted to an internal representation and a new case can be compared on a deep conceptual level to prior cases. Examples are shown of the represenation language for cases, some typical interesting cases, and the indexing rules which can be used to retrieve cases.