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- Drake part 7
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- Student IP writing competitions
- Drake part 4
- Drake, part 3
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- 2012 Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable, Dr...
- Iqbal: plausible to whom?
- More than meets the eye in Transformers search res...
- ABA Antitrust Section meeting
- Do as I say, not as I do
- Tobacco regulations: conduct restrictions
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- Tobacco regulations: mandated warnings, including ...
- Sixth Circuit upholds many tobacco regulations, st...
- Court dismisses false advertising claims against N...
- Even Einstein couldn’t get his head around it
- So is the Hunger Games studio going to go after th...
- Class plaintiff need not attach copies of actual a...
- Gonna Take It: Yaz class certification denied
- ArtNews on appropriation art
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- I think we've found our new "Where's the Beef?"
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- Navajo Nation sues Urban Outfitters
- Who’s (potentially) defying whom?
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- Trade dress is "title" for purposes of duty to defend
- Best Star Wars reference I've recently seen
- 3d Circuit en banc on settlement and predominance
- Georgia IP conference, part 3
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