The result of the corporation is most likely trademark infringement.
When a trademark or service mark is used without authorization on or in connection with products and/or services in a way that can cause confusion, deception, or mistake about the source of the goods and/or services, this is referred to as trademark infringement.
A trademark owner who believes their mark is being used improperly may, depending on the circumstances, bring a civil action (i.e., a lawsuit) for trademark infringement in either a state or a federal court. However, trademark owners typically opt to bring an infringement claim before a federal court. Even if the plaintiff files in state court, the defendant may be able to have the case "removed" to federal court.
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