In TRADEMARK LAW GUIDE, Letter No. 69, February 20, 2009:
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- Fees Awarded to Prevailing Designer in Trade Dress Case
- Tribal Court Could Not Hear Dispute over Cigarette Packaging
- Website Links to Competing Products Could Cause Confusion
- Promoter Barred from Staging "Moscow Cats Theatre" Shows
- AARP Could Seek to Stop Rival "Modern Maturity" Magazine
- Former Licensee Enjoined from Using Restaurant's Marks
- Fraud as to Some Goods Did Not Invalidate Entire Registration
- Labels for Unapproved Drug Not "Lawful Prior Use" of Mark
- QUALIFICATION AS A MARK
- PRIORITY OF USE
- LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION
- JURISDICTION
- LICENSE AGREEMENTS
- PENDING LEGISLATION
Click on the tab labeled "Intellectual Property, Computer & Internet Law" then select "Trademark Law Newsletters."
Access to this information is available to authorized library patrons, including current students, faculty and staff. Remote access is available with a current ID card.
