The Volokh Conspiracy: Law firm's use of potential target's name and logo in ad isn't 'trademark dilution'

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‘Steer your way through the ruins / of the altar and the mall’

Leonard Cohen's death reminded me that I hadn't listened to his last few albums; here's the opening of one song, "Steer Your Way," that I much liked.

By Eugene Volokh • Read more »

Law firm’s use of potential target’s name and logo in ad isn’t ‘trademark dilution’

So the Georgia Supreme Court held Monday in McHugn Fuller Law Group, PLLC v. PruitHealth, Inc., I think quite correctly.

By Eugene Volokh • Read more »

More on lawsuits against seemingly fake defendants, aimed at hiding online criticism

Paul Alan Levy, who cowrote our post on dozens of suspicious court cases, with missing defendants, aim at getting web pages taken down or deindexed, has been investigating the matter further, by intervening in a federal district court case that fit this pattern.

By Eugene Volokh • Read more »

The Emoluments Clause — is Donald Trump violating its letter or spirit?

Professor Erik Jensen's thoughts on whether President-elect Trump's business dealings are constitutionally problematic.

By Jonathan H. Adler • Read more »

Final papers posted from the George Washington Law Review’s CFAA symposium

Here are the final papers from the symposium I helped host on the computer hacking laws.

By Orin Kerr • Read more »

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