One of the best law review articles of the year | Trademark Confusion Simplified

Honored to learn that “Trademark Confusion Simplified” was judged one of the best law review articles of the year related to intellectual property law.

The award is a testament to the collaborative spirit and dedication driving our pursuit and advancement of scholarship.

My thanks to Thomson Reuters West Academic and those responsible for selecting the article for the affirmation. Professors Jon Lee, Joshua Sarnoff, and Peter Yu provided valuable comments and suggestions. My sincere thanks to Sarah Davidson, Justine McCarthy Potter, Breanna Qin, and Sophia Wallach at the Berkeley Technology Law Journal for their meticulous and helpful editorial assistance.

This manuscript benefited from my participation in the twenty-eighth Emily C. and John E. Hansen IP Institute at Fordham Law School Conference, @Giles S. Rich Inn IP American Inn of Court and Pauline Newman IP American Inn of Court Seminar, and World IP Forum (WIPF). Invited presentations for takeaways featured in this Article include the Indiana University Maurer School of Law (Bloomington) IP Colloquium, the George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy Ninth Annual Fall Conference, and the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Emerging Technology Committee and Electronic and Computer Law Committee Roadshow.

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