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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Study's co-author disclaiming its use creates mate...
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- Press release constituted commercial advertising o...
- At the USPTO Trademark Expo
- A transformative purpose fair use finding
- Package size can be false advertising
- Transformative work of the day, Dilbert edition
- Carl Oppedahl on ITUs and specimens of use
- Spy Phone v. spy phone: Google loses motion to dis...
- Copyright nerd question of the day
- Initial interest confusion rides again: law school...
- Initial interest false advertising (aka bait and s...
- Don't sell a business and then keep running it
- GW Design Law: Ecommerce remedies
- GW Design Law conference: current state of the law
- Design Law at GW Law: Design Patent Damages
- Copyright Office Ringer Fellow Opportunities
- biased survey dooms "ask your doctor" ad campaign ...
- court says product reformulation might be deceptiv...
- Dual use of same mark on customized Jeeps not conf...
- Court deems Uber's safety claims to be puffery
- Peter Jaszi lecture and festschrift upcoming at AU...
- Trademark pun of the day
- Straightforward deference to FTC substantiation ru...
- membership in swingers club not (yet) disclosed in...
- misbranding is still a thing despite First Amendme...
- Insert scatological pun here: cities' lawsuit over...
- Lumps in materiality survey fail to justify its ex...
- Migration of false/misleading divide into consumer...
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