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- Can "all natural" food be bioengineered?
- Enzyte at Slate
- Topside amicus briefs in Lexmark v. Static Controls
- Another court adopts Cariou
- Defamation suit against BBB survives anti-SLAPP mo...
- Standard trademark claim, ill-fitting nominative u...
- pharmaceutical equivalence case fails, including w...
- Transformative work of the day, infomercial edition
- Portland sues for infringement of functional publi...
- Today's transformative work
- authorization to use complaint is irrevocable, pre...
- if product is objectively worse than promised, con...
- Hangman copyright and TM claim escapes executioner...
- Snowball fight, part X
- unclean hands destroys false advertising damages a...
- advertisers couldn't go after publisher for compet...
- Welcome to Night Vale
- Lexmark v. Static Controls: Lexmark's merits brief
- Standing not enough for grab bag of food allegations
- Don't call every attack on legal sufficiency a sta...
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- Puffery with a price: 9th circuit affirms dismissa...
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- Siri, does this complaint state a claim?
- The IP attorney Tumblr
- On fine print
- Changed meaning is fair use, but can't justify fee...
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- Product placement gone very wrong
- IPSC, Second Plenary Session: Clinical Perspective...
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- IPSC Day Two, long presentation session 1: trademark
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- IPSC: long presentation session 1
- IPSC breakout one: short papers
- IPSC 2013, Cardozo, First Plenary Session
- Comparative ad creates personal jurisdiction in ta...
- image of P's product on D's site was insufficient ...
- Kindle Worlds, destroyer of lifeworlds?
- Keller v. EA: visual elements mean game isn't prot...
- Multiproduct California class certified in natural...
- The First Amendment in play: Brown v. EA
- Reading list: consumer protection
- copying articles for patent prosecution is fair use
- Australian parliament: Australians should circumve...
- reliance on general employment statistics unreason...
- I sense a disturbance in the Force
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