Intellectual Property: Trademark
Description
This course provides in-depth treatment of trademark law and certain related portions of unfair competition law. Topics include the creation and maintenance of trademark rights, trademark infringement and dilution, and various permissible uses of another's mark. Students will develop and analyze theories underlying trademark protection and consider the implications of possible doctrinal changes.
- Number of Units: 3
- Course Number: 337
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