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023797P.pdf   02/23/2005  Louis E. Kemp  v.  Bumble Bee Seafoods
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-3797
   District of Minnesota   
   Civil Case - trademark. District court's finding there was not a 
   likelihood of confusion of trademark is reversed. A balancing of factors 
   set forth in Squirtco v. Seven-up Co., demonstrates that use of Louis 
   Kemp mark on wild rice products created a likelihood of consumer 
   confusion with use of Louis Kemp mark on seafood and surimi products 
   and thus, use was infringement. [PUBLISHED] [Melloy, Author, with 
   Bye and Hansen, Circuit Judges]