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I still think the Hague-service area is ripe for some good #LawStudentNote topics, btw.

By the way, this could make a good #LawStudentNote

Another potential #LawStudentNote idea

Just FYI: I sometimes tag things with #LawStudentNote in case you (or your students) are looking for topics. Feel free to join me, if you'd like. My tagged topics generally relate to my own research, for obvious reasons. But I'm sure there are lots of great topics out there.

Anyway, if anyone is looking for a #LawStudentNote topic, you might want to look at some of Blakey's cases and orders. I think there's more to be plumbed here than Mattel's brief suggests.

Hey, is anyone out there looking for a #LawStudentNote idea?

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Comparing the arguments here, the decision, as well as the Second Circuit American Girl case could be the start of a nice #LawStudentNote.

New #LawStudentNote idea (free to a good home, as always): This story says Illinois has an "anti-troll" law. Does (or should) it apply to any #ScheduleA cases?

Valve's Anti-Troll Law Win Cou...

Side note: There are a lot of good potential #LawStudentNote topics in here.

Is anyone looking for a #LawStudentNote topic?

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But this would make a great #LawStudentNote topic if you (or your students) are looking for one.

Anyway, there may be some good #LawStudentNote topics in here.

Are you or someone you know looking for a #LawStudentNote idea? May I suggest:

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On my reading list: A new #LawStudentNote argues that design patents are unconstitutional: annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/wp-content/u... From this issues of the Annual Survey of American Law: annualsurveyofamericanlaw.org/recent-issues/

Anyway, lots of potential #LawStudentNote ideas here.

Anyway, here's a #LawStudentNote idea: Is there actually a "party presentation" problem in cases like Eicher Motors?

It's #LawStudentNote season! If you're planning to talk about design patents in your note (and especially design patents for fashion), be sure to check this out:

The Truth About Design Patents

That's a great question. It would be interesting for someone (not me) to go back and see what the history looks like here. Like, when and how have judges challenged joinder in these cases? Have the arguments changed over time? That kind of thing. Another idea for a #LawStudentNote.

Anyway, the Bose joinder decision (and the cases that consider whether or not to adopt it) would still make a great #LawStudentNote. #CivProMatters Bose Corp. v. Partnerships & Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule "A", 334 F.R.D. 511 (N.D. Ill. 2020)

This case could make a good #LawStudentNote, by the way. Especially on the Due Process prong. Is offering "allegedly counterfeit items" online really enough to establish personal jurisdiction in a forum?

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Again, this could make a good #LawStudentNote: How much control do Amazon sellers actually have over their product pages and storefronts? What does that mean for arguments about joinder, personal jurisdiction, etc?

I still think this would make a great #LawStudentNote, by the way.

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See also: bsky.app/profile/desi... #LawStudentNote

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Observation: This isn't an issue I've followed as closely as some others. But it's really important; email service is a key reason why the #ScheduleA model works. This could be another great starting place for a #LawStudentNote.

Adding to this #LawStudentNote idea: How much latitude to Amazon sellers have in choosing *where* to sell? I just read something suggesting they could choose to sell to some U.S. states and not to others. I'm pretty sure that's not correct. But it's relevant to the issue of personal jurisdiction.

Related #LawStudentNote idea: How do Amazon seller account disbursements actually work? A lot of the arguments in these cases are premised on the idea that they're like bank accounts and money can be withdrawn at any time. My understanding is that, at least for most sellers that's not true.

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#LawStudentNote idea, free to a good home: How much latitude do Amazon sellers actually have in creating their listings/pages (I understand it's not much) and how does/should that affect the joinder arguments in these kinds of cases?

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Any students out there looking for an IP and/or Civ Pro #LawStudentNote topic?

May I suggest: Joinder & "Schedule A" https://www.scribd.com/document/768564445/Yang-Joinder-denied-1-24-cv-07257

@patentlyo.com Tagging this as a great #LawStudentNote idea

I still think this issue (Bose or no Bose?) would make a good #LawStudentNote idea.