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The Faculty Lounge
Beyond the Death of Big Law
In his article, The Death of Big Law (2010 Wis. L. Rev.) (SSRN), Larry Ribstein (Illinois) predicted the collapse of "Big Law" and the reorganization of the market for legal…
The Trademark Blog
DR PEPPER v DUBLIN DR PEPPER
Owner of DR PEPPER trademark sues bottling company for using DUBLIN DR PEPPER outside of license. Dr Pepper news release here Complaint Dublin Dr Pepper(function() { var scribd =…
PropertyProf Blog
Scoular on Controlling Sexually Orientated Businesses
By propertyprof
Jane Scoular (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) has posted Legal Geographies, Controlling Sexually Orientated Businesses: Law, Licensing, and the Geographies of a Controversial Land Use on SSRN. Here's the abstract:In this…
ContractsProf Blog
Second Circuit Reinstates Breach Claims in Todd Oldham’s Suit v. Old Navy
The Second Circuit describes Todd Oldham (pictured) as a "world famous artist, fashion and graphic designer, photographer, writer and television personality." Since 1989, he has operated through L-7 Designs, which…
License Advocates Law Group Blog
Can the Result of An Administrative Hearing Ever be Reviewed or Changed?
The short answer to the question posed in the title of this post is “Yes!” But, as described below, that answer can cut both for and against the California licensee…
Art Law Blog
Join us for The Business of Art: A Forecast for 2011 – Tuesday, March 8, 2011
In the age of skyrocketing auction prices, the explosion of global art fairs, and increased digitization from iPad masterpieces to the Google Art Project, how are artists, galleries, and cultural…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Avoiding change in control provisions
By CorporateAcquisitions MergerLawBlogger
Back in the fall of 2009 Merck acquired Schering-Plough. In order to avoid triggering a change in control provision that would have resulted in Schering-Plough losing its license to sell…
The IP Law Blog
Naked Licensing: Trademark Owners Beware
by Jeffrey Pietsch Naked licensing is not as fun as the name suggests. Rather it can mark the end of a trademark owner’s exclusive right to their trademark. A trademark owner…
China Law Blog
China Licensing Agreements: The Key Provisions
By Dan Harris
The International Business Law Advisor Blog did a post, entitled, 6 Key Provisions You Should Include in Your International Licensing Agreements. I borrow extensively from that post for this one,…
Land Use Prof Blog
Nanda & Pancak on State Minimum Service Requirements for Real Estate Brokers
Anupam Randa (University of Reading) and Katherine A. Pancak (Connecticut--Business--Center for Real Estate & Urban Economic Studies) have posted Real Estate Brokers’ Duties to Their Clients: Why Some States Mandate Minimum…