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    Landslide® July/August 2018

    Volume 10 Issue 6  

    Professional Development

    Failure: An Opportunity to Find the Keys to Success

    Anonymous

    A practitioner shares how admitting failure taught a firm to change its ways, to grow professionally, and to be humble.

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    Trademarks

    Trademarks Are Not Intellectual Property in Bankruptcy Cases, So Circuits Are Split on What Happens upon Rejection of Trademark Licenses

    By John R. Knapp, Jr.

    In the Seventh Circuit, a debtor’s rejection of a trademark license does not limit the licensee’s right to assert some rights to the trademark. But in the First and Fourth Circuits, the licensee’s rights in the trademark are categorically transformed upon rejection, leaving it with merely an unsecured prepetition claim for damages.

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