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In this course, students investigate the state and federal systems of trademark law. This study examines doctrine, theory, practice, and procedure. In particular, students are introduced to various aspects of trademarks, including trademark creation, registration, protection, and litigation. The class also explores other, more general theories of unfair competition, including the law of trade secrets, misappropriation, the right of publicity, and restraints on the use of confidential information. LL41401

Final Exam
11/20/02 -- The Trademark Law final will be an open-book, 24-hour take-home exam, which you may schedule at your convenience during the regular exam period (the last day you can pick the exam up is Wed., Dec. 18, from 9:30-10 a.m.). For past trademark law exams, check the "Past Exams" page here. For info on take-home exam procedure, click here.
First Assignment
08/14/02 -- Our first class meets 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 27. For that class, please read in the casebook: Quality Inns v. McDonalds (1-11 only); Brown (70-75); Landes & Posner (75-80); Litman (78-82).
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