A drummer that goes by the name, Chris St. Christopher co-founded a hip-hop group called the BIG BAD WOLVES (BBW). BBW has several hit songs, tours the world, and makes millions of dollars. However, Chris has frequent disagreements with the group's singer who accuses Chris of not being able to keep a steady beat. Chris, believing that his drumming is the main reason for BBW's success, quits the BBW thinking that he'll start a new group that'll be even more popular. Chris starts a new band called St. Chris, but it doesn't develop much of a fan base or make much money. Since he is having trouble making his mortgage payments on the mansion he bought before leaving BBW, Chris decides to join a group called "THE WORLD'S BADDE$$T BANGERS" (WBB) which is made up of former members of several previously popular rap groups. According to trademark law and the holding of Kassbaum v. Steppenwolf Productions, advise Chris as to whether or not his current group's name ("THE WORLD'S BADDE$$T BANGERS") constitutes trademark infringement of his former group's name (the BIG BAD WOLVES). Also, what could Chris do to limit any potential trademark infringement