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SUMMARY:GW Center for Law & Technology Speaker Series: Lorelei Richie (University of Louisville)
DESCRIPTION:Join the GW Center for Law and Technology on October 5th at 12pm at the Student Conference Center for a presentation on trademark protectability by Prof. Lorelei Richie\, University of Louisville. Abstract A trademark is\, by definition\, an identifier of source. Congress created the Lanham Act to capture the dual objectives of trademark law\, by which the owner of a mark is protected against unfair competition\, while consumers are simultaneously protected against confusion\, mistake\, and deceit. The United States Supreme Court has affirmed these rights in the crucial balance between the power and 
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