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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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February
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- Trademark Scholars Roundtable, part 2
- Trademark Scholars Roundtable
- Trump U: puffery defense rejected and class certif...
- FTC wins big against diabetes treatment claims
- How Many Wrongs Make a Copyright?
- Deciding substantial similarity on a motion to dis...
- Horror retellings of children's classics
- Credit score service is credit repair service beca...
- Lay mis/understandings of copyright
- Dividing the spoils: soured Afghan deal brings TM,...
- Informal administrative inquiry doesn't preclude l...
- rigorous falsity standard in sophisticated market ...
- A consumer protection case for Fox Mulder?
- British villains, by which we mean Marvel's Loki etc.
- FTC wins big in case against light bulb sellers
- Image advertising is commercial speech
- Lanham Act 43(a) and Rule 9(b)
- retail purchases mean class isn't ascertainable
- Connecticut lawyer can't bring unfair competition ...
- HLR Free Speech Symposium: Jack Balkin, Old School...
- HLR Free Speech Symposium: Rebecca Tushnet, More t...
- HLR Free Speech Symposium: Marvin Ammori, Free Sp...
- HLR Symposium, Panel 2: Sonja R. West, Press Excep...
- HLR symposium on freedom of the press: Mark Tushne...
- Neither EPA nor FTC preempt fuel economy consumer ...
- Trademark licensor must be joined even when plaint...
- gay conversion therapy as false advertising
- Australian reform commission recommends fair use
- lawsuit against "humane environment" claims for ch...
- EFF Seeks Midlevel or Senior IP Attorney
- WIPIP: IP theory
- WIPIP: copyright doctrine
- Transformative work of the day?
- The ecstasy of influence
- WIPIP: First Amendment
- WIPIP: copyright procedure
- WIPIP part 2, TM doctrine (and false advertising)
- Works in Progress in IP, part 1
- oral copyright license equals uncertainty in busin...
- French court finds that Facebook fan page doesn't ...
- Berkeley Tech. L.J. spring writing competition
- Dastar misunderstanding watch
- Grand Theft Auto online delay not actionable
- Insurer's Lanham Act claim against broker proceeds...
- Matthew Rimmer on fair use
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