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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Pom Wonderful's happy new year on likely confusion
- Transformative work of the day
- Failure to disclose potato variety isn't misleading
- Seen at the Spy Museum
- Rogers applies when film is simply named for chara...
- Sony in the Killzone: case over resolution continues
- Do you have to buy the IP to buy the "company"?
- scientific claims in ordinary ads aren't protected...
- you can't a accuse competitor of lawbreaking when ...
- irreparable harm is permissible inference, Third C...
- Soul survivor: publicity and TM claims against rec...
- the intersection of FTC US origin guidelines and t...
- Is a bigger sucker a protected consumer?
- restrictions on lawyer ads touting past results un...
- Consumer suit against juice name preempted
- Transformative use of the day, judicial edition
- PTO roundtable on the accuracy and integrity of th...
- Dastar bars false advertising claim based on paten...
- Actual confusion irrelevant when Rogers v. Grimald...
- plaintiff must identify elements of trade dress, s...
- It's all about control: how to get a survey excluded
- Public Knowledge on the monkey selfie threat letter
- Reading list: Putting Intellectual Property in Its...
- Reading list: facts versus opinions in mandatory d...
- When is a 13-year discrepancy immaterial?
- False advertising claims not arbitrable when ads p...
- Garcia v. Google thoughts: input welcome!
- ABA teleconference on irreparable harm in Lanham A...
- A case peppered with TM and advertising issues
- Religion isn't (yet) a defense to false advertising
- B&N almost entirely off the hook for copying backp...
- No free lift: ad-as-contract claim survives
- How do you keep them in the library after they've ...
- ABA Blawg 100: submitted for your consideration
- Falsity of political ad irrelevant to constitution...
- B&B v. Hargis: just one reaction
- Lack of affirmative statement dooms Lanham Act claim
- Disparagement to suppliers doesn't trigger Lanham Act
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