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Amazon escapes liability for its Brand Registry advertising

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In December 2020, Deetsch notified Amazon of his patents through the Brand Registry portal and asked Amazon to remove the Lei defendants’ products. He sent two letters by mail in March 2022, but was told he needed to use the Brand Registry … which he had already done. Motion to dismiss granted. State law claims would have been better.)

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IIC decision also says some things about false advertising: materiality may not be presumed from literal falsity

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I won’t say much about that, though I do have a big question, but there are also false advertising aspects of the case. Examples included the use of terms such as “Sleep 55% Off Number Beds” and “Comfort Air Beds on Sale” in online advertisements. Baxter; 996 F.3d 3d 925 (8 th Cir.

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court allows Nike's legal theories and most of its expert testimony against StockX's resales/NFTs

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Nike claims that, despite those efforts, StockX sold a number of Nike-branded shoes that were counterfeits. Butler found that there was no statistically significant difference in cells’ self-reported likelihood of purchasing shoes on StockX, suggesting lack of materiality. Nike’s criticisms warranted cross-examination, not exclusion.

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Target of TM takedown notices has Lanham Act standing to challenge automated notice provider's ads claiming accuracy

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14, 2023) Unlimited, an “online non-authorized reseller of consumer products,” sued Red Points for defamation, tortious interference, and false advertising under state and federal law. As you might expect from these preliminaries, Red Points reported two of Unlimited’s listings on eBay as infringing and counterfeit.

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Text of Complaint in X Corp v. Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) in CD Cal, regarding not-for-profit’s reports on Twitter disinformation policies

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The Center for Countering Digital Hate is a not for profit organization that publishes reports on among other things, hate speech and disinformation on social media. CCDH urges brands to not advertise on sites that promote disinformation. X Corp suggests that these efforts have resulted in reduced advertising levels on Twitter.

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Gerber's Good Start troubles continue

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As for the implied FDA endorsement: (1) A coupon affixed to certain GSG containers described it as “the first and only formula brand made from 100% whey protein partially hydrolyzed, and that meets the criteria for a FDA Qualified Health Claim for atopic dermatitis.” He could be impeached with his relationship with Gerber.

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reseller's unsuccessful challenge to takedown notices leads to more successful infringement counterclaim

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Codefendant Lienau allegedly assists clients with removing fraudulent products from Amazon’s website, and reported CDC to Amazon for selling counterfeits. It alleged that Lienau filed the reports for anticompetitive reasons after defendants suspected or confirmed the products were genuine.