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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Lawyer's anti-supplement video protected by anti-S...
- Attacking national company's TMs doesn't create pe...
- reverse passing off was harmless
- Via an eagle-eyed source
- Convince me this isn't copyfraud and I'll buy you ...
- I smell a follow-on class action
- Julie Cohen's new book
- Images in judicial opinions are fair uses
- Worth a Thousand Words now in print
- It's Dastar day: another overreaching plaintiff ge...
- Pleading "copying or substantial similarity" fails...
- Failure to have a search function as facilitation ...
- I'm gonna go out on a limb and call this unauthori...
- No fee award in 1-800 v. Lens.com
- Must be campaign season
- False use of (R) symbol as false advertising
- Fair use of the day
- Julie Cohen's excellent new book
- Virginia law student writing competition
- Incontestability not enough to help weak mark
- Fair use of the day
- Google AdWords' individual characteristics defeat ...
- Pleading standard dooms misleadingness claim
- Court thinks that commercial speech is any speech ...
- AALS: IP and International Trade panel
- Ads with (or without) your face
- "Fair trade" chocolate seems to have fewer calorie...
- New article: Looking at the Lanham Act
- Fresh step misstep
- What I did on my winter vacation
- Customer overlap and keywords
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