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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- I know it's really serious
- Terminator Too: Judgment Play
- reading list: Coding Freedom
- calculation of remedies and vicarious liability un...
- ambiguity of "authenticity" defeats literal falsit...
- Do you know where your towel is, and what claims i...
- False claims to have taken class and disliked it n...
- preliminary injunction mandates corrective adverti...
- Lawyers in remix culture
- Is patent infringement theft?
- Reading list: comic law
- Patent law, after xkcd
- Subway has a nice knock-down argument against leng...
- Knockoff Economy, Session IV
- Knockoff Economy session III
- Knockoff Economy session II
- Roundtable on The Knockoff Economy part 1
- Pom part two: remedies, First Amendment, concurrences
- Pom part one
- found poetry
- Infringing encroachment enjoined back to pre-encro...
- Deaf plaintiff's Netflix claims not plausible, cou...
- John Rawls' A Theory of Justice: The Musical
- No preemption of "All Natural" claim based on vita...
- I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect obe...
- My library?
- shocker: NY claims survive while some California c...
- No secondary liability for lessor of flea market land
- TRO applicant couldn't show lost goodwill was irre...
- Another court says false advertising can't get aro...
- Overclaiming of moral rights by the PTO?
- Slot machine messages as misleading speech?
- These aren't the dresses you're looking for
- Recreation of news photo not substantially similar...
- Best in show, sort of
- "unnecessary" use of TM isn't infringement, 1st Ci...
- Today's transformative work
- What flavor is chutzpah?
- Amazon "unavailable" and "unapproved" statements m...
- law school graduates lose another round
- AALS Section on Insurance Law: Insurance and Consu...
- AALS Section on Art Law: Art in an Age of Digital ...
- AALS Section on Antitrust and Economic Regulation
- AALS Section on Defamation and Privacy
- Self-dilution?
- Purchaser has standing to challenge "All-Natural" ...
- Legislators' statements establish existence and st...
- Apple's App Store claim is TM, not false advertising
- AALS speed mentoring
- Appearance is functional for pills, study confirms
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1 comment:
My t-shirt trademark clients pay me in t-shirts, my snowball trademark clients pay me in snowballs, and my rapper trademark client wrote a song about the cancellation action. I'm gonna start representing bankers and jewelers.
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