Is the Word 'Consumer' Biasing Trademark Law?

Perceived Benefits of Trademark Infringement Law to Thai Sports Industry

Background. The sports industry is comprised of a multitude of for-profit and non-profit organizations. It is therefore unsurprising that there are disputes between organizations and that some of these disputes center on the use of trademarks.  Objectives. This study seeks to identify the perceived benefits of trademark infringement law in the Thai sports industry. Methods. This study employe...

Trademark Law and Status Signaling: Tattoos for the Privileged

Can an Invisible Word Create Confusion? The Need for Clarity in the Law of Trademark Infringement through Internet Metatags

The Biasing Effect of Word Length in Font Size Encodings

From word clouds to cartographic labels to word trees, many visualizations encode data within the sizes of fonts. While font size can be an intuitive dimension for the viewer, it may also bias the perception of the underlying values. Viewers might conflate the size of a word’s font with a word’s width, with the number of letters it contains, or with the larger or smaller heights of particular c...

The consumer right to blood products on the staffing of Iranian law and Imamie jurisprudence

 Abstract Background and Objectives Since the blood product should be in certain conditions from the time of blood donation to injection to the patient, the necessary care should be taken and certain monitoring of blood should be made. Therefore, medical personnel should be expert in blood transfusion science, which has many importance in Iranian law and Imamie jurisprudence.   Materials and ...