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This seminar covers covers advanced topics in state and federal trademark and unfair competition law. It gives students an opportunity to explore, in a more in-depth fashion, trademark and unfair competition doctrines and theories. Areas of focus will include: trademark dilution, trade dress protection, internet trademark issues, parody, free speech, and rights of publicity. The grade will be based upon in-class participation and a final research paper. Prerequisite: Intellectual Property Law. LL41401
First Assignment
08/26/05 -- Our first class meets on Friday, Sep. 2, 10:00 a.m., in Stuart 409. For that class, please pick up and read the syllabus and packet of reading materials from my assistant, Leslie Hilliard, in EW325.
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