The Little Book of Fashion Law

Name: The Little Book of Fashion Law
Brand: American Bar Association
Price: 19.49 EUR
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Ursula Furi-Perry(Autor*in)

American Bar Association (Verlag)

Erschienen am 10. Juni 2014

208 Seiten

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Intro
Title Page
Contents
Introduction
Season One: Fashion Law and Intellectual Property
Chapter One In The Beginning, There Was Piracy
Chapter Two Fashion Law and Intellectual Property: The Road to the IDPPPA
Chapter Three Fashion Marks and the Lanham Act: Considering the "Likelihood of Confusion" in Fashion Handbags
Chapter Four Seeing Red: The Battle Over Your Sole
Chapter Five Fabric Designs and Copyrights and Trademarks
Chapter Six My Good Name Is Valuable! But to What Extent?
Chapter Seven What's in a (Trademarked) Name?
Chapter Eight Contributory Trademark Infringement and the Fashion World
Chapter Nine Tackling the Counterfeiters
Season Two: Fashion Law and Business, Trade, Litigation, and Consumer Protection
Chapter Ten How Much Is That Couture in the Window?: Fashion, Minimum Resale Prices, and Antitrust Regulations
Chapter Eleven Slaving Away and Sweating for the Shop: Fashion and Labor Law
Chapter Twelve Express Yourself: Fashion as Expression under the First Amendment
Chapter Thirteen Fashion and Beauty as Religious Apparel
Chapter Fourteen Fashion Law and Consumer Protection: FTC Regulations Regarding Garment Labels
Chapter Fifteen What's the Dress Code Here?: Laws Regarding Dress Codes
Season Three: Beauty and the Law
Chapter Sixteen Does it Pass the Smell Test?: Versions of Perfumes, Beauty Products, and Hair Care, and Intellectual Property Protections
Chapter Seventeen Delegation Problems
Chapter Eighteen NO-rganic Products: This is Not What You Promised!
Chapter Nineteen Beauty Biz: Responsibility of the Board to Maximize Immediate Stockholder Value by Securing the Highest Price Available
Chapter Twenty Beauty, Looks, and Hairstyles in the Workplace
Chapter Twenty-One "Lookism" and the Law
Chapter Twenty-Two Models and the Law
Season Four: Fitness and the Law
Chapter Twenty-Three Why Can't I Cancel My Membership?
Chapter Twenty-Four When the Marathon Hurts More Than It Should: The Duty of Race Organizers to Provide Adequate Water and Electrolytes
Chapter Twenty-Five Race to the Trademark
Chapter Twenty-Six When That Diet Does Not Work as Promised: FTC Probes into Companies' Claims and Ensuing Class-Action Litigation by Consumers
Chapter Twenty-Seven When Beauty Hurts: Blockbuster Lawsuits Involving Diet and Beauty Products
Index
About the Author
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