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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Seen around town: today's TM hypo
- Court dismisses ridiculous TM claims added on to t...
- Countersuit over press release not barred by Dastar
- Sometimes, when someone has a crush on you, they'l...
- Copying as free speech, today's version
- Green drop greenwashing claim drops out
- Advertising Law Treatise
- NYSE claims trademark rights in images of NYSE in ...
- Allegedly infringing video site cuts down TM, some...
- Boykin Anchor Co. v. AT&T Corp., 2011 WL 1930629 (...
- Pom Wonderful hearing
- Failed false marking claim largely preempts relate...
- Trump University loses early round in fraud claim
- Boldly going!
- Drop a camera, pick up a lawsuit
- National Research Council Study on the Economics o...
- Brave new world of product relatedness
- NYT on functional foods
- Trump's naked licensing: as ugly as it sounds
- Steamed up: LG loses materiality-heavy case
- Media Piracy in Emerging Economies
- Trademark/right of publicity test of the day
- Bitchfest: court worsens Parks while refusing to e...
- No strict liability on UCL "fraudulent" claims
- Bad reviews drive sales if they're spelled well
- Blowing smoke: large battle ends with small award
- Rikos v. Procter & Gamble Co., --- F. Supp. 2d ---...
- NYU platforms conference part 4
- NYU platforms conference part 3
- NYU platforms conference part 2
- NYU platforms conference
- Originality in copying?
- Standing and declaratory judgment
- Is copying theft?
- Advertiser's republication of independent studies ...
- Nominative fair use on a motion to dismiss
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