This thesis examines how a trademark parodi can be categorized as a trademark infringement based on the Indonesian trademark law and United States trademark law and its court decisions as well as legal protection for trademark owners for trademark parodi actions. The application method of writing this thesis is normative juridical with a statutory approach. The normative juridical method is used to conduct an assessment of the applicable legal rules, especially those relating to the issue of Trademark Parodi. Trademark Parodi which can be categorized as a trademark infringement under UUMIG is a Trademark Parodi which has similarities in principle with a registered mark/famous mark and is used as a mark in similar goods/services. In contrast to Indonesia, in America it can still be categorized as a trademark infringement even though it is not used in the same class of goods/services. Based on UUMIG, brand owners who are harmed by Trademark Parodi's actions can take civil legal action, criminal law efforts, and/or legal remedies through alternative dispute resolution. Meanwhile, in America, there are additional legal remedies for well-known brand owners against this trademark parodi problem, namely a trademark tarnishment lawsuit. Regulators should add provisions regarding trademark infringement for dissimilar goods/services and also for brands/brand elements whose use is not as a mark and lawsuits for infringement of well-known marks for dissimilar goods/services in the upcoming UUMIG. This is intended so that the upcoming UUMIG can accommodate the problem of Trademark Parodi, most of which are not used as brands. It is also necessary to regulate the concept of trademark dilution, especially regarding a trademark tarnishment lawsuit as an additional legal remedy for well-known brands against the issue of Trademark Parodi.