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- restitution unavailable in fed ct when damages are...
- "upcycling" isn't infringement/counterfeiting when...
- court refuses to dismiss TM claims against NRA's f...
- Second Circuit affirms flushable wipes damages cla...
- "Keratin Caring" doesn't convey keratin content to...
- Fla district court rejects argument that "complete...
- FDA preemption/preclusion after Pom Wonderful: sti...
- expert testimony isn't always required for literal...
- 5th Circuit reiterates stringent standard for inju...
- consumer disillusionment with D isn't evidence tha...
- a rare freestanding UCL unfairness claim re: servi...
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- Selling two products together doesn't plausibly ca...
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- closing SeaWorld during pandemic didn't make "unli...
- sunglasses reseller liable for (c) infringement, m...
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- advertising/marketing law job: Advertising & E-Com...
- "wasabi peas" can be made with horseradish without...
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- social media posts using models' images could be f...
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- T-shirts as noncommercial speech (and an issue-spo...
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