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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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2014
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April
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- claim proceeds against allegedly scammy publishing...
- John Oliver covers Pom Wonderful and other false a...
- Bait and switch advertising isn't TM infringement
- is noncompliance with FDA definitions inherently m...
- eCigarette advertising: past is prologue
- A bit more on Pom
- Reading list: consumer protection
- I'm interviewed about Aereo
- Pom Wonderful post-argument
- Adam Levitin responds to General Mills
- A couple of Google v. Garcia amicus briefs
- ordinary consumer goods jump on the lawsuit waiver...
- The ASA on insufficiently close comparisons
- FDA has a standard, so no Lanham Act claim can be ...
- conflict mineral disclosure unconstitutional, DC C...
- dig if you will the picture
- Standard false advertising case doesn't involve pu...
- Phone resale not infringing even when reseller def...
- Here to cheer on a mission from Garcia
- Uber alles except unfair competition
- predictions of future events aren't actionable fal...
- using metatags/buying AdWords isn't trademark use
- Twiqbal doesn't apply to unclean hands defense
- Statements about quality care were puffing despite...
- Statements to sellers of must-have component actio...
- Is flexibility the same as unpredictability?
- dispute over reliability of state of the art goes ...
- Juxtaposed claims can produce literal falsity
- failure to conform to dog breed standard isn't lit...
- What does Lexmark mean for the "commercial adverti...
- Transformative work of the day?
- Reading list: judging similarity in copyright
- Reading list: false advertising and prior restraint
- Next Great Copyright Act Conference, reform
- Next Great Copyright Act Conference, remedies
- Next Great Copyright Act Conference: Larry Lessig
- Next Great Copyright Act Conference, quasi-copyright
- Next Great Copyright Act Conference, libraries
- The Next Great Copyright Act Conference, exception...
- The Next Great Copyright Act Conference, music
- The Next Great Copyright Act Conference, part 3
- The Next Great Copyright Act Conference, part 2
- The Next Great Copyright Act Conference, Berkeley:...
- mandatory disclosure doesn't have to correct decep...
- It's an ex-competitor: plaintiff whose service shu...
- Knockout (fruit) punch: Pom class decertified
- The PTO for children
- TM issues, you get what you pay for edition
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