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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Defamation/dilution suit against critic survives m...
- Open wide and say misuse
- King of wishful thinking: naked licensing dooms ow...
- Organization for Transformative Works looking for ...
- Eric Goldman on the Facebook settlement
- False advertising class unaffected by Wal-Mart v. ...
- Rogers v. Grimaldi, obsolete?
- Innovation story of the day
- Nationwide class certified under California law
- A compelling dispute
- Sugar is sugar, but false advertising is false adv...
- Catholic University of America, Third Annual Intel...
- What's wrong with this picture?
- CFP: UCLA Entertainment Law Review/Journal of Law ...
- Intellectual Property Law in the Next Century
- Since I'm about to teach SFAA v. USOC
- NYT on greenwashing
- Organization for Transformative Works elections
- mmmm, litigious: Nutella class action survives mot...
- broken promises and broken bones
- Odd facts, bad law?
- Literally false images get another airing
- Tank wars
- Governance of Social Media, MSU Quello Center Work...
- Santa Monica sues Goldline for false advertising
- Patents and the 1%
- Governance of Social Media Conference at Georgetown
- Claim against Safeway's online grocery goes forward
- Nominative fair use defense blocks Levi's summary ...
- Southern California IP Professors’ workshop 4
- Southern California IP Professors’ workshop 3
- Southern California IP Professors’ workshop 2
- Lashing out the action: battery lawsuit fails
- Southern California IP Professors’ workshop
- Fraudsters fight FTC, lose
- Georgetown Library: What Hath Google Wrought? The ...
- Litigation calling: class action certified for cal...
- Litigation lottery
- Cal. county can sue for the people, not for itself
- A cry for Yelp
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