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Contract remedies again prove broader than false advertising for pandemic-related suits

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Thus, some but not all breach of contract claims survived. References in Columbia’s marketing materials to “the on-campus experience” were often mere puffery “too vague to be enforced as a contract,” such as a statement in a University publication that “Columbia is an in-person kind of place.” So too for similar Pace claims.

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Advertising injury policy's IP exclusion means ROP claims aren't covered

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lawsuits against clubs for advertising them with images of models without those models’ consent. The relevant policy provides coverage for bodily injury, property injury, and advertising injury, subject to certain conditions and exclusions. Covered personal/advertising injury included d.

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Statements in Insider article were plausibly commercial advertising or promotion

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4, 2022) Frequent IP claimant Lisa Frank is in court this time over a failed deal with a vegan cosmetics company, whose contract aspects I will ignore. To say we are disappointed by the events that transpired as a result of this license is an understatement. CV-21-00228-TUC-SHR, 2022 WL 3098042 (D.

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adult venue's insurer did not successfully exclude ads from ad injury coverage

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26, 2024) Defendant, d/b/a Wonderland, operated an adult entertainment club and was one of the many such sued by various models for using their images in advertising without their consent from 2015 to 2019. Defendants counterclaimed for payment and damages for breach of contract and bad faith.

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Alleging sponsorship/endorsement confusion can't defeat clear nominative fair use

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It does so at the Rose Bowl Stadium under three contracts with Pasadena, including a Master License Agreement, Trademark Agreement, and Trademark Consent Agreement. Pasadena objected that, in the event of a force majeure, the MLA gave it the right to restrict PTRA from hosting the Rose Bowl Game in a venue other than Rose Bowl Stadium.

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literal falsity of claim that website doesn't allow checkout in under a minute supports preliminary injunction

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DealMaker alleged that defendants stole its trade secrets and also alleged violation of state and federal false advertising law. DealMaker argued that its offers weren’t the same as Issuance’s so one-to-one comparisons were false, and that its fees don’t depend on a percentage of capital raised.

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9th Circuit courts are very committed to letting juries hear testimony about surveys

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2, 2022) Before the jury verdict in favor of Monster’s false advertising claim was this opinion resolving evidentiary issues. They weren’t directly asked about the phrase “Super Creatine,” whether participants had prior experiences with or opinions of Bang, or whether they had seen Vital’s advertising in the market.