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Legal Research Guides by Course - Trademark and Unfair Competition Law

Course Description

This course introduces students to the Lanham Act and related statutory and common law doctrines designed to protect against consumer confusion and appropriation of commercial goodwill. Topics covered include trademarks and service marks, trade dress, dilution, false advertising, misappropriation, false endorsements, and false attribution. Class readings and discussion will focus on the policy justifications for these property rights, requirements for obtaining, maintaining, and enforcing them, and applicable defenses and remedies. A technical background I not required to take the course. (3 credits)

Faculty Who Teach This Course

  • Thomas Lizzi, Esq. (adjunct professor)

Subject Covered Presently in Collection by:

Print Collection

KF2971-KF2983 Intellectual Property - General - Antitrust Aspects - Litigation
KF3176-KF3194 Trademark Law
KF3195-KF3198 Unfair Competition
KFP330 Pennsylvania Intellectual Property

Legal Research Databases

Trademark Law
Unfair Competition
False Advertising

DCLI Webpage Links

  • Primary Legal Research: Case Law, Statutory Law, Administrative Law (contains quick links to our federal and state statutes, our federal and state administrative codes, and federal and state case law)
  • Legal Research Guides: Intellectual Property

Law School Concentrations

  • Intellectual Property

 

 Created by Patricia Horvath
1/4/2013