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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Disputed scientific conclusions not actionable und...
- Sauce for goose isn't (chocolate) sauce for gander...
- Voluntary change entitles California plaintiff to ...
- HP's power and performance claims were mere puffery
- Giant sucking sound: vacuum claims false
- Grab bag of food claims survives preemption, not R...
- "Fan use" or fair use?
- Descriptive or nominative?
- Revenge is tweet
- New book chapter on Barbie and IP exceptions
- Rolling Stone writes about fraud and puffery
- Sharing v. stealing
- Disparagement?
- NY consumer protection standing exists when decept...
- No preliminary injunction in consumer class action
- back pocket logo as "title" for advertising injury...
- NYT on FTC case against internet marketer
- Typicality defeats a food class action
- Copyright in real estate listings survives Lanham ...
- Court misapplies Dastar because customers buy phot...
- Long, unhappy post on Hart v. EA
- Cute rephrasing of Prince v. Cariou
- #sincere? Slate on sponsored tweets and disclosure
- What does it take to plead bad faith assertion of ...
- Second Circuit makes descriptive fair use more con...
- Remotely hosted images can't provide clear and con...
- FDA warning letter doesn't trigger primary jurisdi...
- UK's Advertising Standards Authority on misleading...
- New commercial speech lawsuit on disclosure wording
- His hair was perfect: werewolf erotica and images ...
- Heaven knows I'm Morrissey now
- There goes my summer: Lanham Act standing case get...
- Washington Metro goes after parody dating site
- Reading list: user-generated content in Canada
- Another story on cover songs as misleading
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