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Rebecca Tushnet
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- court rejects stay, orders recall in pregnancy tes...
- Upset tummies at P&G: Sixth Circuit affirms class ...
- Fifth Circuit upholds mandatory self-abnegating di...
- DC Circuit panel doubles down on invalidating conf...
- The platonic ideal of fair use: critical remix of ...
- Ashley Madison and false advertising
- Consumers can't bring the claim that Pom could aga...
- Court finds misleading omissions can deprive ISP o...
- Copyright infringement is channeled into (c), not ...
- Connecticut taxi companies' claims against Uber fail
- No winner in Cablevision v. Verizon
- Reading list: Kate Crawford and Tarleton Gillespie
- Pure mourning: Pom fails to get preliminary injunc...
- 11th Circuit recognizes contributory false adverti...
- Noncommercial speaker can't get fees for successfu...
- Be very afraid: another court refuses to find irre...
- Reading list: measuring sponsorship materiality
- overclaiming study results to apply to unstudied p...
- 7th Amendment provides jury right for TM profits a...
- IPSC: closing comments
- IPSC, Copyright Theory III
- IPSC: Copyright again
- Ad of the day: does Louboutin have a claim?
- IPSC, Copyright Theory II
- Another circuit agrees that Dastar-barred claims c...
- IPSC, Copyright and Society
- IPSC: Other IP
- IPSC First Breakout Session, Trademark Registration
- IPSC, opening plenary
- Presumption of injury saves Lanham Act monetary award
- Photo finish: allegedly unauthorized (c) sublicens...
- Plaintiff fails to hit one out of the park with fa...
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