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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Prior use can't be determined on motion to dismiss...
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- Selfie restraint: It's hard to show fame and irrep...
- UK ASA doesn't think "in association with" is enou...
- Reading list: are Facebook likes true endorsements?
- one note on In re Tam: TM as right to suppress oth...
- Update: SanMedica v. Amazon favorably settles
- Transformative work of the day, Star Wars edition
- A dreaded sunny day for Abbott & Costello heirs: p...
- Reading list: Lanham Act standing after Lexmark
- Defendant can't take advantage of TM abandonment i...
- Puerto Rico registration can't constitutionally ex...
- California false advertising requires "advertising...
- Transformative work of the day, Omelas edition
- Soliciting lawsuits against TM owner isn't confusi...
- Reading list: Redskins as insult and brand
- Reading list: empirically testing tarnishment of m...
- 6th Circuit holds that targeted ads are commercial...
- California claims against false use of "organic" n...
- is "this video has been removed for violating the ...
- Court mashes up Dastar and commercial speech doctr...
- Reading list: commercializing fanworks in the US a...
- EU public consultation on intermediary liability
- Amicus brief in visual meme case
- Amicus brief in karaoke case: Dastar revisited
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