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- Case against junk foreclosure fees survives for now
- When fraudulent concealment is easier to plead tha...
- NY rejects another law school consumer protection ...
- Some incisive commentary on Prince v. Cariou
- Sharp dealing isn't common law fraud, can violate ...
- Defamatory statements justify Lanham Act fee award
- damages expert excluded for failing to discredit c...
- failure to adhere to government and industry label...
- Consumer Class Actions panel at the ABA
- Transformativeness doesn't require commentary on o...
- no preemption for ordinary falsity claim about FDA...
- Prince v. Cariou
- Pictures of fruit support misleadingness claim for...
- reading list: FTC guidelines for fitness claims?
- FDLI conference: top cases
- supplier's state can exercise personal jurisdictio...
- Vegan alternative has standing against foie gras p...
- lack of substantiation not actionable by consumers
- The MPAA is trying to kill a treaty for the blind ...
- Failure to disclose gelatin not actionable despite...
- The test bubble meets the (r)
- claims against allegedly misleading law school emp...
- Chocolate pain: Ghirardelli case continues for one...
- Contributory liability for distributor's alleged k...
- Google knows I like ad mishaps!
- Claims defendant promises not to repeat won't caus...
- Copyright bullying, university edition
- Hearing from Dodge's lawyers?
- Wide range of expert testimony admissible in Lanha...
- Alleged misrepresentations in foreclosure complain...
- Mortgage-related claim survives preemption, for now
- "All Natural" and other claims survive preemption ...
- "All natural" class decertified for failure to pro...
- Trademark Scholars' Roundtable, part 3
- Trademark Scholars' Roundtable part 2 continued
- Trademark Scholars' Roundtable part 2
- TM roundtable, continued
- 5th Annual Trademark Scholars' Roundtable
- Q&A on new Canadian copyright law
- Navajo Nation claims against Urban Outfitters survive
- CLS and IP part 3
- CLS and IP part 2
- Critical Legal Studies and Intellectual Property a...
- Rack and ruin: search queries no aid to Nordstrom
- Claims over allegedly inhumanely raised chickens s...
- Unusual copyright permission term leads to unsucce...
- Support the Organization for Transformative Works
- Square pegs on round spots: transformative alterat...
- Tom Friedman Op-ed Generator
- Lace pattern not infringing, but possibly bait & s...
- Court mostly rejects Dole's fruit salad of argumen...
- Design patent regime preempts state law claims for...
- Timeline of bad facts
- Reading list: empirical study of college football ...
- Proposition 64 didn't remove standing from competi...
- $42 million in damages available for violation of ...
- System design alone not enough for copyright liabi...
- Del Monte trademark, false advertising battle ends...
- Green is good?
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