December madness: The Seventh Circuit's creation of dual use in Illinois High School Association v. GTE Vantage

The development of trademarks and trademark law plays an important part in the American business and legal traditions. Warren-Mikes traces the evolution of trademarks and trademark law, specifically in relation to the Seventh US Circuit Court of Appeals' decision in "Illinois High School A...

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Published inNorthwestern University law review Vol. 93; no. 3; p. 1009
Main Author Warren-Mikes, Elizabeth L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Northwestern University (on behalf of School of Law) 01.04.1999
Subjects
College basketball
Consumers
Courts
Evolution
Federal court decisions
Free markets
History
Infringement
Intellectual property
Judges & magistrates
Lanham Act 1946-US
Law
Market economies
Public domain
Secondary schools
Service marks
Trademarks
Traditions
United States
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Summary:The development of trademarks and trademark law plays an important part in the American business and legal traditions. Warren-Mikes traces the evolution of trademarks and trademark law, specifically in relation to the Seventh US Circuit Court of Appeals' decision in "Illinois High School Ass'n v. GTE Vantage."
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ISSN:0029-3571