As demonstrated in the case in the text,Kibler v.Hall,most of the court's attention in trademark infringement cases is concerned with the:
A)dispute over profits made by the defendants.
B)likelihood of confusion over the trademark.
C)time period of the trademark rights.
D)generic nature of the disputed trademark.

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Most of the court's attention in a trademark infringement case tends to go toward determining whether the requisite likelihood of confusion is present in the facts.

As Demonstrated in the Case in the Text,Kibler V