Booking.com, What Will (Should) the Supreme Court Do?
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Cert. Credits 1.0 Business Litigation; 1.0 Intellectual Property
The question presented to the Court: Does adding .com after a generic term transform that term into a registrable trademark?
After purchasing, please contact carolync@ocbanet.org for the CLE number.
Expires 11/30/2021
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