McCarthy on Trademarks and Unfair Competition

Explains and analyzes trademark law with clear, concise analyses of cases and statutes; provides valuable how-to advice on registering trademarks; inter partes proceedings; appeals; and remedies. Also examines effective defenses in trademark and unfair competition and litigation. Analyzes significant changes in federal trademark law as a result of the 1988 Trademark Law Revision Act, the Trademark Clarification Act, and the various amendments to the Lanham Act, in areas such as Anti-Dilution Laws; Functionality Defense; Trade Dress; Trademark Surveys; Color Trademarks; Preliminary Injunctions; venue for Trademark Cases; The Right of Publicity; Anti-counterfeiting. Features and Benefits: Explains/analyzes trademark law with concise analyses of cases and statutes; provides advice on registering and protecting trademarks Organized for fast and easy access to reference and research materials Includes international aspects of trademark law guidance on defending against infringement and unfair competition By J. Thomas McCarthy Appendices, Table of Cases, Table of Lanham Act Statutes, Index Six loose-leaf volumes