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false advertising as a workaround when municipal codes are copied?

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2021 WL 1236106, Nos. It allegedly sold or gave away unauthorized copies of the I-Codes and Custom Codes to both customers and prospective customers. Finally, UpCodes allegedly falsely claimed to be the “only source” of state amendments integrated into the model code, when in fact ICC also offers custom codes on its website.

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District of Delaware Grants Defendant’s Motion to Exclude Plaintiff Damages Expert’s Testimony in False Advertising Action under the Lanham Act

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May 7, 2021), the Court granted Natera’s motion to exclude at trial the opinions of CareDx’s damages expert relating to “corrective advertising damages.” 1117(a)(2), a successful false advertising plaintiff can recover the costs of any completed advertising that actually and reasonably responds to the defendant’s offending ads.’” Id.

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competitor's copying of photos doesn't inherently inflict competitive harm

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2021 WL 2270511, No. 3, 2021) The parties compete in the market for custom landscape design services. “[I]n Along with copyright claims, McCleese asserted Lanham Act false advertising claims. McCleese v. Natorp’s, Inc., 1:20-cv-118 (S.D. The parties disagree about how and whether they were authorized to do so.

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emails to 12 customers weren't commercial advertising or promotion

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2021 WL 409835, No. 5, 2021) Elias is a wholesale distributor of plumbing parts that primarily sells OEM plumbing parts. Sending the complaint to twelve customers wasn’t “commercial advertising or promotion.” Elias Indus., Kissler & Co., 20-CV-01011-CCW (W.D.

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LinkedIn posts weren't commercial advertising or promotion for pediatric orthopedics

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3:20-CV-929 JD, 2021 WL 3887243 (N.D. 31, 2021) Plaintiffs “have an interest in a patented computer program that allows medical professionals to more easily determine the correct way to position bones for optimal healing after orthopedic procedures.” I’m only going to discuss the false advertising aspects.

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No copyright over simple colors and shapes used to annotate X-rays

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Copyright: Overjet’s copyright protected its source code, but there were no allegations of code copying. Instead, it alleged copying of its “coloring scheme, shades, and shape.” In 2021, Videa represented that its AI software can “aid in the diagnosis and prediction of the progression of diseases such as caries or periodontitis.”

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Another pharma substitution case fails

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TruPharma, LLC, 2021 WL 4316750, No. 8, 2021) When a false advertising case starts this way, you can guess how it will end: “Market competition is good. Competitors are free to copy successful products as long as they do not steal, lie, or mislead.” Sebela Pharmaceuticals Inc. 1:20-cv-1677-SB (D.