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- rebinding books doesn't create derivative works bu...
- "out of stock" not shown to be misleading when Wal...
- statements to investors not probative of commercia...
- Dastar bars federal anticopying claims, but not st...
- bioengineering disclosures mostly survive APA, Fir...
- how can one show false advertising injury to get a...
- A landline war in ED Tex--AT&T loses bid to enjoin...
- "no preservatives" plausibly misleading where ingr...
- False CMI isn't plausibly related to consumers' de...
- CFP--Yale/Harvard/Stanford Junior Faculty Forum: p...
- survey + D's own website plausibly show materialit...
- Artpusher, Copenhagen
- false advertising doesn't get around Dastar withou...
- putting a label on a product you produce isn't dir...
- statutory ban on nonfunctional slack fill doesn't ...
- competitor's allegations that no studies it knows ...
- court declines to exclude false ad survey despite ...
- individual communications to retailer & regulator ...
- Google's Inclusive Copyright Thesis Award
- consumer understanding of "non-GMO" plausibly incl...
- Seen in the wild: Homo Hut pizza
- Trademarks and T-shirts on vacation, Jerusalem edi...
- something's plausibly fishy about Target's omega-3...
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