Overview: Is the Wirkin infringing on the Birkin? How might consumer surveys be used if a dispute arose? Birkin vs. Wirkin The Birkin Bag is an iconic luxury handbag and signature fashion piece for the...
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FTC Makes Final ‘Click to Cancel’ Rule
Overview: The FTC has finalized its Click to Cancel rule. How will this rule change the way subscription-based businesses market and disclose cancellation policies? And how could consumer surveys be used in disputes? Background on...
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DraftKings and MLB: Will Publicity Rights Reign Supreme?
Overview: The Major League Baseball Players Association files a right of publicity suit alleging that the DraftKings online gambling platform is unjustly profiting from players’ images. DraftKings vs Sports Legends DraftKings and bet365 are online...
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Scarlett Johansson vs AI: Voicing Concerns Over the Right of Publicity
Overview Scarlett Johansson sent a cease-and-desist letter to Open AI, alleging that the company unlawfully used her voice as the voice of its AI assistant. How might consumer surveys help celebrities and individuals find their...
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Something’s Fishy, Says Federal Court
Overview: Conagra was baited into a class-action battle over third-party certified sustainable fish products. Does the court smell something fishy in these product claims? The Sea of Competition and Third-Party Certifications Manufacturing and sourcing sustainable...
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