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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Trademark overreach of the day: ICE says "Yankees ...
- Dastar-barred claim survives both as false adverti...
- DC rejects POM's FTC challenge
- false advertising claim based on "innovative/uniqu...
- consumer survey on patent value admissible despite...
- False PAC advertising?
- Distributor's TM registration blocks manufacturer'...
- No standing for injunction-only class
- Mapping the law prof twitterverse
- Transformative use of the day: Washington's footba...
- Q of the day: is this enough disclosure?
- Dial U for unfair competition?
- Pinterest, sponsorship, and copyright
- Lexmark applies to false association, not just fal...
- Interpretation of alleged relabeling agreement is ...
- Passing off claim is subject to Rule 9(b) but passes
- Pop quiz, hotshot
- Art objects and trademark infringement
- Transformative work of the day
- Reading list: cheap books and scientific progress
- Lost goodwill isn't irreparable harm without compr...
- Book chapter on resisting gendered concepts of cre...
- False endorsement analyzed as explicit v. implicit...
- Reading list: copyrightability of plastination
- claims about patent might be misleading if on-sale...
- Affiliates are advertiser's agents
- statements by competitors are not matters of publi...
- Is "following" on Twitter endorsement?
- I'm stuck on Choc-Aid
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3 comments:
My next expert witness: Sir Mashalot!
Fascinating! Thank you.
Agreed! As a (sometimes) country fan I can't believe I didn't pick up on this.
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