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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- press release announcing patent/misappropriation l...
- Such watch: Amazon search results not confusing
- Lifehack ... or passing off?
- The baddest footnote on consumer confusion
- Do universities have an obligation to police healt...
- court resolves allegedly false claims about prior ...
- 7th Circuit affirms dismissal of claim against mov...
- Standing on the shoulders of vampires
- Notre Dame part 4
- Notre Dame 3
- Notre Dame part 2
- Trademark & Marketing Roundtable, Notre Dame
- Pom preempted again
- ALI part 2
- American Law Institute, Young Scholars Medal Confe...
- False advertising claim based on licensed slogan i...
- What happens to a trademark in bankruptcy?
- FitFlop motion to dismiss flops
- Property and consumer protection law collide in cl...
- Boom! Descriptive fair use defense can't be decide...
- liar, liar, hair on fire? claims against L'Oreal p...
- Lanham Act standing and "advertising or promotion"
- Empirical evidence about music parodies
- Reading list: use of scholarship in IP decisions
- Are Amazon affiliate links ads?
- The NYT on misleading calorie claims
- Top three results for "Stephen King guns" on Amazon
- Discovery violations may lead to default false adv...
- Conference announcement: disclosure and its discon...
- single sale in US creates trademark rights against...
- tax predictions unreliable as matter of law
- If you like the FTC's substantiation rule, you'll ...
- Reverse passing off and Dastar's limits
- Evaluating counterfeits
- What's the proper scope of corrective advertising?
- The left hand of false advertising: counting to $1...
- The left hand of false advertising: liability phase
- Algorithms and the out of print
- Lanham Act claims against textbook replacement not...
- Online publication protected by first sale? or jus...
- Samples aren't statements under the Lanham Act
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