Learning Objective (8-7) What are the similarities and differences among the methods for protecting various types of intellectual property? 2. The plaintiff, Lone Star Steakhouse, operates over 30 Lone Star Steakhouse & Sa loon restaurants in the U.S. The trademarks "Lone Star Cafe" and "Lone Star Steak house & Saloon" are owned by Lone Star Steakhouse. Clothing and accessories with the logo are sold in restaurants. In 1991 the defendant, Alpha, opened a restaurant named "Lone Star Grill" in Arlington, Virginia. Alpha conducted extensive advertising in the Virginia and Washington, C.C., area. The advertisements featured coupons with the words Lone Star and a five point star similar to the one used by Lone Star Steak house. Lone Star Steakhouse operates four restaurants in Virginia and one restaurant in Washington, D.C. It testified that on several occasions customers presented coupons for Lone Star Grill. To prevent customer dissatisfaction, Lone Star Steakhouse would give customers free drinks, coupons, or meal discounts. Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon brought a trademark infringement action against Lone Star Grill. Answer the following questions related to this case. Fully explain your answers. a. In whose favor do you think the court decided and why? b. Identify at least two (2) elements that helped form the basis for your decision