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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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July
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- Tartmaster, tortmaster
- Copyright, plagiarism, and bibliographies
- Documentary on law school
- Jurisdictional hole in the ozone over Kansas
- Lying in the gutter (but looking at the law)
- Hard drive plaintiff gets one more byte
- Class action against Cingular "rebates" proceeds
- Trademark infringement and punitive damages covere...
- Claim against insurance sold as investment can pro...
- Recovering profits in Lanham Act cases: willfulnes...
- Globetrotting: foreign b-ball manufacturer not lia...
- Law firm's use of Internet Archive is noninfringing
- Postmortem right of publicity advances in California
- Getting carded
- Celebrex class action continues (again)
- There's nothing true or false; only thinking makes...
- Credit card processors aiding and abetting Califor...
- Multistate class actions not entirely dead
- Whole Fool: CEO sowed Wild Oats
- The focus group defense to false advertising
- To boldly infringe
- Interview: Bruce Keller of Debevoise & Plimpton
- The iPhone and false dramatizations
- Parody trade dress and naked licensing
- What white powder comes in a vial and boosts energy?
- To every cow her calf; to every virus its copy?
- This case won't improve this blog's MPAA rating
- Rule 11 sanctions for meritless false advertising ...
- Interesting franchisee website
- Visa: It's everywhere you want to infringe
- Haute Diggity Trademark!
- "Made in US" ruling unmade by Prop. 64
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