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Textbooks
Jane Ginsburg, et al., Trademark and Unfair Competition Law (3d ed. 2001)
I. INTRODUCTION Quality Inns Int'l v. McDonald's (1-11 only); Brown (70-75); Landes & Posner (75-78); Litman (78-82); Quality Inns Int'l v. McDonald's (12-30 only); Borchard (44-57 skim); Lanham Act (supp. skim structure)
II. SUBJECT MATTER - WHAT CAN BE TRADEMARKED A. Types of Marks Lanham Act § 45 (supp.) (definition of "trademark" only); Restatement (83-84); Kellogg v. National Biscuit (84-89); Qualitex v. Jacobson (96-106); Other Identifying Indicia (106-108); Service Marks (225-226); Collective and Certification Marks (226-229) B. Distinctiveness Abercrombie & Fitch v. Hunting World (108-112); "Technical Trademarks" (112); Application of Reynolds Metal (112-114); In the Matter of Quik-Print (114-118); International Kennel Club v. Mighty Star (118-125); Restatement (125-126); Rock & Roll Hall of Fame v. Gentile (126-134) C. Trade Dress Two Pesos v. Taco Cabana (510-519); Wal-Mart Stores v. Samara Bros. (519-525); Lanham Act § 2(e)(5) (286-87); In Re Morton-Norwich (287-294); In re Weber-Stephen Prod. (296-307); Lanham Act § 43(a)(3) (525); TrafFix Devices v. Marketing Displays (525-533); Leatherman Tool v. Cooper (533-534); "Aesthetic Functionality" (534-538)
III. ESTABLISHING RIGHTS - HOW DO YOU GET TRADEMARK RIGHTS? A. Use in Commerce Procter & Gamble v. Johnson & Johnson (134-146); Lanham Act § 45 (146-147); Larry Harmon Pictures v. Williams Restaurant (147-151); Buti v. Impressa Perosa, (151-155) B. Priority and Concurrent Use Blue Bell v. Farah Mf'g (162-170); Shalom Children's Wear v. In-Wear (170-174); Maryland Stadium Authority v. Becker (174-177); United Drug v. Theodore Rectanus (177-182); Thrifty Rent-A-Car v. Thrift Cars (182-188); Dawn Donut v. Hart's Food Stores (188-191) C. Intent to Use Lanham Act § 1(b) (191); S. Rep. No. 100-515 (191-198); Zirco v. AT&T (198-201); WarnerVision v. Empire of Carolina (201-205); Eastman Kodak v. Bell & Howell (205-209); In re Trademark Application of American Psychological Assoc. (209-210); Racing Champions v. Mattel (210-214)
IV. ESTABLISHING RIGHTS - TRADEMARK REGISTRATION PROCEDURES A. Process Borchard (214-221); Advantages of Trademark Registration on Principal Register (221-222); Supplemental Register (222-223); Notice of Registration (223-224); Maintenance and Renewal (224-225) B. Bars to Registration Lanham Act § 2 (supplement); Lanham Act § 2(a) (229); In re Bad Frog Brewery (229-231); Harjo v. Pro-Football (231-249); Lanham Act § 2(d) (257); Nutrasweet v. K&S Foods (257-260); Lanham Act § 2(e) (269-270); American Waltham Watch v. U.S. Watch (270-272); In re Nantucket (272-277); In re Bacardi (277-280); Geographically Suggestive Marks (281); Lanham Act § 2(e)(4) (281-282); Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (282); In re Quadrillion Publishing (282-285); Numerals, Letters and Initials (285-286)
V. LOSING TRADEMARK RIGHTS A. Genericism Bayer v. United Drug (312-316); Protecting Trademarks Against Genericism (317-328); King-Seeley Thermos v. Aladdin (328-332); De Facto Secondary Meaning (335-336); America Online v. AT&T (336-346); Text (349-350); Dial 1-800-Generic (353-355) B. Abandonment Lanham Act § 45 (356); Silverman v. CBS (356-363); The Song is Ended (363-368); Clark & Freeman v. Heartland (368-371); Yocum v. Covington (371-374); University Bookstore v. Board of Regents (374-377); Questions (377); Problem (377-78); Trademark Licensing Provisions (378-383)
VI. TRADEMARK AND TRADE DRESS INFRINGEMENT A. Likelihood of Confusion 1. Basic Factors Lanham Act §32(1) (391); Polaroid v. Polarad (391-393); Nabisco v. Warner-Lambert (393-395); Text (395-400); E&J Gallo Winery v. Consorzio del Gallo Nero (400-407); Banfi v. Kendall-Jackson (407-416); Text (416-421); Playboy v. Netscape (421-423); Mobil Oil v. Pegasus Petroleum (424-431); The Network Network v. CBS (431-438); Playboy v. Netscape (438-439); Playboy v. Universal Tel-A-Talk (439-440); Questions (440) 2. Trade Dress; Secondary and Reverse Confusion Conopco v. May Dept. Stores (555-565); Mastercrafters Clock & Radio v. Vacheron (440-442); Blockbuster Entertainment v. Laylco (443-445); Harlem Wizards v. NBA (448-451); Dreamwerks Production v. SKG Studio (451-454) B. Contributory Infringement Hard Rock Cafe v. Concession Serv. (460-466); Vicarious Liability (466) C. Statutory Defenses Lanham Act § 15 (474-475); Park 'N Fly v. Dollar Park and Fly (475-485); Defenses to Incontestably Registered Marks (485-488); Text (488-489); United States Shoe v. Brown Group (489-493)
VII. OTHER RIGHTS AGAINST UNFAIR COMPETITION A. False Designation of Origin Lanham Act § 43(a)(1)(A) (504) B. Dilution Ringling Bros. v. Celozzi-Ettelson (697-701); Mead Data v. Toyota (701-707); Deere & Co. v. MTD Prods. (707-712); Hormel Foods v. Jim Henson Prods. (712-715); Lanham Act §§ 43(c), 45 (696-697); Ringling Bros. v. B.E. Windows (715-719); Ringling Bros. v. Utah Division of Travel (719-724); Eli Lilly v. Natural Answers (724-727); Avery Dennison v. Sumpton (732-737); Hershey Foods v. Mars (740-743); Nabisco v. PF Brands (750-764) C. Comparative and False Advertising Text (569-570); Smith v. Chanel (570-578); Lanham Act § 43(a)(1)(B) (583-584); Coca-Cola v. Tropicana (585-589); United Indus. v. Clorox (589-590); Clorox v. Proctor & Gamble (590-599) D. Attribution and Publicity Gilliam v. ABC (618-623); Lamothe v. Atlantic (631-632); Text (642-643); Allen v. National Video (643-651); White v. Samsung (657-668); Cardtoons v. MLBPA (678-688) E. Internet Domain Names Text (767-768); Lanham Act § 43(d)(1) (768-770); Sporty's Farm v. Sportsman's Market (770-777); Text (799-801); Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy (801-806); CRS Tech. Corp. v. Condenet (812-814); Hewlett-Packard v. Burgar (814-817); Questions (824-825); Direct Line Group v. Purge (825-828)
VIII. LAWFUL USES AND DEFENSES A. Referential Uses Denicola (830); San Francisco Arts & Athletics v. U.S.O.C. (831-836); Dreyfuss (837-841); New Kids on the Block v. News America Publishing (841-846); Patmont Motor Werks v. Gateway (846-848); Kassbaum v. Steppenwolf Productions (848-851) B. Trademarks as Products Boston Professional Hockey v. Dallas Cap (851-856); International Order of Job's Daughters v. Lindeburg (856-860); Kozinski (860); Boston Athletic v. Sullivan (860-869); WCVB-TV v. Boston Athletic (869-872); NFL Properties v. Playoff Corp. (873-874) C. Parody Mutual of Omaha v. Novak (874-881); Cliffs Notes v. Bantam Doubleday (881-889); Mattel v. MCA (893-900); Yankee Publishing v. News America (902-915) D. Free Speech Denicola (915-916); MGM-Pathe v. Pink Panther Patrol (916-924); Lucasfilm v. High Frontier (924-925); Planned Parenthood v. Bucci (925-927); Jews for Jesus v. Brodsky (927-930); WHS Enter. v. United Paperworkers (930-932); People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals v. Doughney (932-937)
IX. REMEDIES Soltex Polymer v. Fortex Indus. (947-952); Perfect Fit v. Acme Quilting (952-955); Foxtrap v. Foxtrap (956-959); Big O Tire Dealers v. Goodyear (964-968); Lanham Act § 34(d) (979-982); 18 U.S.C. § 2320 (982-983); U.S. v. Torkington (983-987); Chanel v. Italian Activewear (993-997)
X. INTERNATIONAL Paris Convention (999-1000); Madrid System (1000-1004); EU Community Trademark System (1007-1008); Trademarks and International Trade (1008-1010); Lanham Act § 42 (1013); Text (1013-1015); Person's v. Christman (1040-1045); Text (1050-1051); Steele v. Bulova Watch (1051-1053); Vanity Fair Mills v. T. Eaton (1053-1062); Dinwoodie (1081-1084)
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