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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Slate on why marketers use "one weird trick" claims
- transformative use of the day
- Primary jurisdiction doctrine prevents GMO/all-nat...
- Brand guidelines v. brand reality
- Insurer has duty to defend in alleged trademark co...
- Headscratcher of the day: Court finds speech nonco...
- Multidistrict consumer false advertising case over...
- Misattribution of "insider" status makes website l...
- Overbranding
- Houndstooth shows support for Alabama, not confusion
- question of the day, sex toy edition (NSFW)
- suggestive mark is too weak for confusion
- User-generated content of the day
- Farhad Manjoo on the perils of overpromising in ads
- consumer claims aren't covered by advertising inju...
- Misleading before and after photos
- True product integration has arrived
- Inconsistent yogurt rulings, but no preliminary in...
- alleged patent infringement doesn't violate Lanham...
- intellectual property in the uncanny valley
- The past is never dead, but it is de minimis
- Initial interest confusion is dead, long live IIC?
- When is yogurt not yogurt? That's for the FDA
- Parody of the day: It's Finally Ironic
- Can't Buy Me Love (but maybe coauthorship?)
- Goodreads sued for user-posted photo
- China, DVDs, and antitrust
- Double don't do this
- Different kinds of reproductive work
- Fire watch: court certifies NY but not CA class in...
- Statements about FTC regulations not covered by La...
- Limited service pregnancy centers may be engaging ...
- Bad Situation: Jersey Shore cast member loses TM a...
- Dastar doesn't bar claim based on allegedly stolen...
- Lawsuit receives reviving jolt: energy shot claims...
- Fair use of the day
- Failure to quote exact ad text dooms complaint
- Advocacy group has standing under California consu...
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