Trademark Policy

This lesson discusses the social policy justifications for the legal protection of trademarks. It provides a general understanding of how those policy objectives derive from market economic principles as well as how they drive the core elements of trademark law. This lesson may be useful preparation for a first class on trademark law or to reinforce points made during a class on trademark policy.

Lesson ID: 
TM02
30-45 minutes

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Vincent Chiappetta,
Professor of Law
Willamette University College of Law

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