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Concepts

  1. Likelihood Factors

    "“strength” of the mark refers to the level of recognition the celebrity enjoys among members of society. See Academy, 944 F.2d at 1455. If Vanna White is unknown to the segment of the public at whom

  2. Parody Defense

    "In defense, defendants cite a number of cases for the proposition that their robot ad constituted protected speech. The only cases they cite which are even remotely relevant to this case are Hustler

  3. Privacy Claim

    "Vanna White seeks recovery from Samsung based on three theories: the right to privacy, the right to publicity, and the Lanham Act. I concur with the majority’s conclusions on the right to privacy. I

  4. Publicity Right

    "II. RIGHT TO PUBLICITY\n\nI must dissent from the majority’s holding on Vanna White’s right to publicity claim. The district court found that, since the commercial advertisement did not show a “liken

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