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For a few excruciating minutes during a recent U.S. Supreme Court oral argument in a key trademark case, it appeared that Morrison & Foerster's Beth Brinkmann had fallen into one of the worst traps an advocate can stumble into: agreeing with her adversary. But Brinkmann explained that even though both sides agreed on who had the burden of proving likely confusion, there were plenty of disagreements left for the justices to resolve.
November 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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