Cases and Materials on Trademark Law, 2d (American Casebook Series)

Description

Offering a highly accessible account of trademark and unfair competition law, this text contains the key cases that define the scope and limits of trademark law, set against a comprehensive historical background. The theme of the book is that trademark law should enhance consumer welfare. The book provides:
Extensive notes and questions following the major cases and also at the end of each chapter. The most up-to-date material on every aspect of trademark law, including a chapter covering trademarks on the Internet. Detailed treatment of both the theory and the reality of trademark law and practice, including a study of the most common survey formats on genericness, secondary meaning, likelihood of confusion, and likelihood of dilution.