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2010
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May
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- Open and User Innovation and Intellectual Property...
- Open and User Innovation and Intellectual Property...
- secondary liability in false advertising
- Victor's Little Secret's last stand?
- How do you get to Carnegie Hall?
- Lanham Act analysis in consumer plaintiff case
- A touch of false advertising
- modifying a CC license
- naturally misleading
- difference between Mongolia and Mexico not defamatory
- Lawyer ad protected by anti-SLAPP law
- The flavor of false advertising
- Fair and fraudulent
- IP and disability
- "Iron Man 2 is the most expensive movie ever made ...
- patent infringement as advertising injury
- This law review article was made for me
- No injury without materiality of patent-related cl...
- Book cover not artwork, subject to right of public...
- No sleep 'til 7 hours from now
- Tough out there for a plaintiff's attorney
- Belated birthday
- puffery and protein powder
- Stanford Journalism conference, continued
- my iPad review
- Milk producers want soy milk renamed
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1 comment:
Why is it that so few students submit their papers to SSRN or otherwise make them available online? You would think they would benefit the most from the extra visibility that this would allow.
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