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Rebecca Tushnet
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- alcohol beverage maker has standing b/c D's non-al...
- antitrust/false advertising claims against Keurig'...
- Instagram hashtags aren't nominative fair use beca...
- competitor has standing to challenge use of certif...
- "prevailing price" regs not unduly vague, but comm...
- class action settlement can't surrender state agen...
- CLRA redress offer requiring waiver of claims can'...
- Cable service provider engaged in reverse passing ...
- Allegations of patent infringement could be defama...
- advertisers' claim against Google for insufficient...
- Shades of the Boston Marathon cases
- Copyright Office event on copyright & sports
- TMSR, part 3
- TMSR, part 2
- Non-party video provides plausibility to falsify c...
- Eleventh Trademark Scholars Roundtable: Defining M...
- Virginia State Bar IP writing competition for law ...
- Different meaning of Fizzkids and Wizkids defeats ...
- Allegedly defamatory claims in e-recycling report ...
- Literal falsity about independence of tests/test r...
- burger case involves unclean hands (ew) and litera...
- statements about patent license status can violate...
- Section 512 roundtable, open mic
- Section 512 roundtable, part 4: International
- Section 512 roundtable part 3
- Section 512 Roundtable part two
- U.S. Copyright Office, Section 512 Study Roundtable
- "more predictive, consistent, stable" is puffery, ...
- Lawyer's solicitation of litigation against timesh...
- Gerber Good Start off to a bad start in false adve...
- Call for Authors - Feminist Judgments: Rewritten P...
- misrepresentation of FDA clearance as FDA approval...
- Variation in supplement bottle contents defeats co...
- NY false food labeling law still exists despite be...
- Fifth Circuit upholds denial of disgorgement despi...
- smells bad? 9th Circuit approves tuna voucher sett...
- Oklahoma's Indian arts & crafts consumer protectio...
- Bad argument of the day: potential registration sh...
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