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"Clients oftentimes call me to ask if they can get a trademark registration on a "common word" or a "common phrase." The question itself is always asked with a doubtful tone, as if they already know the answer is "no." To their surprise, however, the answer is a resounding "YES! ..." 
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"Just because friendly fraud is difficult to detect, prevent and respond to doesn’t mean it’s impossible to manage ..."
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"A judge in Indiana’s Marion County Superior Court granted a preliminary injunction to halt Starbucks from closing and conducting any going-out-of-business sales in its Teavana stores in 77 retail locations owned by Simon ..."
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"By Mark Bartholomew, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York.
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"A federal judge on Thursday directed Amazon.com Inc to set up a year-long process to reimburse parents whose children made in-app purchases without permission, but rejected a U.S. regulator's request for a $26.5 million lump-sum payout ..."
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"China's cancellation of Jaguar Land Rover's patent on the Range Rover Evoque will not stop it from going after an alleged Chinese copycat in a separate unfair competition and copyright proceeding, a Jaguar Land Rover spokesman said today ..."
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"There is only one actor named George Clooney shilling for an espresso company, and Nespresso wants to make sure consumers know he's only working for them: the company's Israel arm is suing a rival ..."
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"Vodacom's battle with its former employee over the "Please Call Me" service brings home global disputes over intellectual property rights. Do South African laws adequately protect innovators? ..."
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"Supermarket giant Coles has agreed to improve its online shopping website so that it can be more easily accessed by blind people, after being taken to court for alleged disability discrimination ..."
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"Polish lawmakers look set to bring in a voluntary ‘Made in Poland’ label for foods that contain at least 75% domestically produced ingredients ..."
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"Apple says there is a "flood" of potentially life-threatening counterfeit goods being sold via Amazon ..."
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"For most vehicles, shifting into "Park" seems to be a simple task. But for thousands of people who own Fiat Chrysler cars, that's not the case. Federal regulators expanded their investigation into ..."
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