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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Lack of personal jurisdiction leads to fee award i...
- Trademark overprotection panel, Suffolk
- ThermoLife continues mixed record in pleading comp...
- DuraBlend leather-ish label not misleading
- implied claims of FDA approval actionable under La...
- it's hard to frame the right cause of action for A...
- Creating a Facebook page for a rival and leaving f...
- law firm blog about somebody else's case isn't com...
- Heart of darkness: hedonic regression damages mode...
- company claiming rights in "overhead doors" makes ...
- TM/ad text question of the day
- TRO against insurer to provide information during ...
- putative falsity about medical test not material t...
- Amicus in Dr. Seuss v. ComicMix
- incentivized reviews/targeted upvoting can be fals...
- ingredient supplier has standing against disparage...
- medical influencers show up in false advertising case
- Lexmark is super-clear: business customers can't s...
- Bad definition of suggestiveness in a sad TM case ...
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