Unfair Competition and the Lanham Act: Doris E. LongTo face a business crisis and protect your clients' interests, put the strength of the Lanham Act -- and its powerful Section 43(a) addressing unfair competition -- to work for you. Whether you are pursuing or defending a claim, this practice-oriented guide gives you valuable advice from a successful litigator. The author covers the Act's full scope of protection, including causes of action, evidence requirements, available defenses, and remedies. You get: |
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Chapter Two The Lanham Act as a Trademark Protection | 34 |
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