Misc. Flashcards

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Intrusive invasion

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When the defendant intentionally invades the plaintiff’s reasonable expectation of privacy in a way that is offensive to a reasonable person

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Commercial Appropreation

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Using someone’s name, face, or figure w/o their permission

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False light

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The plaintiff is presented in a false light

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Public Revelation of Private Facts

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When a D publishes true things that are utterly private

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Intrusion on seclusion 2nd restatement

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an intentional intrusion upon the solitude or seclusion of another is subject to liability if it would be highly offensive to a reasonable person

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Is data collection an intrusion on seclusion?

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No, unless it happened when users weren’t logged in

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Slander of title

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When the D falsely casts doubt on the plaintiff’s ownership of property. similar elements to defamation.

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Commercial interference elements

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1) a valid contract that the D knew about
2) D engaged in wrongful conduct. (D acted to appropriate the benefits of the K, their conduct was an intentional tort, D’s sole goal was to harm P)
3) D intended to cause a breach and did
4) economic harm

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What must be true about the D’s goals for an improper purpose suit to succeed?

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No evidence of a mixed motive

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What is intellectual property

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rights in intangibles such as patents, copyrights, marks (such as trademarks) that identify a business or goods it sells, and trade secrets.

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What is a patent

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a monopoly for a limited period of time, meant to encourage inventions. (17 years)

Can only be granted by the federal government

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How long do copyright protections last?

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For the life of the author plus 70 years

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What is a trademark?

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any word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination of these things that identifies your goods or services.

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