Trademark and unfair competition law
Subtitle: cases and problems in an intellectual property context
By: David W. Barnes, Seton Hall University Distinguished Research Professor of Law
Series: Aspen casebook series
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 937
ISBN-13: 9781454842040
Subjects: Industrial property; Trademarks; Law and legislation; Unfair Competition
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Classification of marks; title: Certification and collective marks; title: Non-traditional marks; title: Functional marks; title: Use requirements: Extent of use; title: Use requirements: Trademark use; title: Misdescriptive, deceptive, and confusing marks; title: Scandalous and other objectionable marks; title: Scope and priority of rights; title: Trademark infringement; title: Reverse confusion; title: Trade dress infringement; title: Initial interest confusion; title: Post-sale confusion; title: Secondary liability; title: Passing off; title: False and misleading advertising, defamation; title: False endorsement, right of publicity; title: Dilution; title: Misappropriation; title: Domain names and cybersquatting; title: Use requirements: Defendant's use; title: Descriptive, comparative, and nominative fair use; title: Artistic fair use: Repair and resale; title: Abandonment, licenses, and assignments; title: Injunctions, acquiescence, laches; title: Monetary recovery; title: Famous foreign marks and extraterritoriality; title: Imports and gray market goods.