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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- USDA approval of chicken soup doesn't preempt all ...
- EZ Seed has rough time in court
- Creation of allegedly fake website leads to broad ...
- Particularity dooms another food case
- FDA approval completely precludes NY false adverti...
- image of competitor's system ok as part of generic...
- Justin Bieber and issue ads
- Via an eagle-eyed student
- Standing and fact pleading, again
- Insurer had duty to defend against its own claim a...
- Implied disparagement covered by insurance, but no...
- Trademark claims survive despite Kirtsaeng first s...
- Sins of a trademark owner: Rogers applies regardle...
- H&R Block can't plausibly plead confusion from com...
- economic loss doctrine doesn't bar New Jersey cons...
- A fresh face in challenges to Del Monte
- Fordham conference book published
- Being fooled by false "sale" ads confers standing ...
- allegations of patent infringement protected by No...
- consumer who knows truth lacks standing for injunc...
- court parses Lanham Act standing on statement by s...
- restitution for deception is the same as restituti...
- Another court rejects waiting for FDA to act on "n...
- Never steal anything from someone you can't outrun...
- Allegedly false equivalence statement triggers ins...
- No reasonable consumer would think diet soda "all-...
- bewildering complexity of modern world makes class...
- Monster un-mash: no class action for YouTube plain...
- Large Wells Fargo judgment reinstated
- $40 million award against Skechers
- To Save Everything, Click Here
- New article: Performance Anxiety
- foisting blame on subcontractor not actionable by ...
- A whiter shade of rhodium
- Remington Steel: false advertising, but not TM inf...
- copyright infringement doesn't confer personal jur...
- Reading list: Koppelman on free speech
- Twitter as new frontier in appropriation art?
- Another twist on music licensing: the re-recording
- Revised, lower Kellogg settlement receives prelimi...
- IPKat on trademark bullying
- Failure to attach full ads renders complaint impla...
- The Archive of Our Own is one of Time's 50 Best We...
- Free Expression Scholars Conference, part 8
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 7
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 6
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 5
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 4
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 3
- Free Expression Scholars Conference part 2
- Free Expression Scholars Conference, Yale
- Dastar doesn't deter meritless TM takedown notice ...
- Georgia State amicus brief
- TTAB likely confusion finding not entitled to defe...
- Spam gets in on false confidentiality claims
- So, how soon do we see the lawsuits for stripping ...
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