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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Beware of Greeks bearing yogurt claims
- It's all Greek to me: chlorine claims over yogurt ...
- USPTO white paper on remix, first sale, and statut...
- Lexmark gives some non-TM owners standing to sue f...
- Court rejects Zippo jurisdiction test but allows s...
- Showing irreparable harm isn't easy
- NYT throws hissy-fit, sues over use of thumbnails ...
- My Other Bag seeks fees from TM bully LV
- reverse passing off still actionable as false adve...
- NY has jurisdiction over out-of-state processor fo...
- SanMedica v. Amazon: how many clickthroughs make l...
- If the messiah tarries, how long until we find lac...
- Is a jigsaw puzzle a useful article?
- Uniqueness claim can be falsifiable
- Amicus in Samsung cert petition
- Copyright in legal codes revisited
- Going to the mattresses without initial interest c...
- Wear and tear: First Amendment takes another bite ...
- Is it safe? Uber's media statements about safety ...
- Chobani ad campaign draws Lanham Act suits
- My other district court decision is a loss: LV los...
- Can a "no-haggle" offer include negotiation? maybe...
- Seen on the streets of NYC
- AALS panel on the scope of IP rights
- Transformative work of the day, comics edition
- Failure to show harm dooms many claims based on ne...
- Plaque buildup: Rosa Parks foundation loses public...
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