This work provides you with existing unfair trade practices caselaw, as well as furnishes insight into the relationships between the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act (CUTPA) the FTC Act, and the unfair trade practice statutes of...
law prohibits a business fromunfairlyprofiting at a competitor's expense. What constitutes unfair competition varies according to theCause of Actionasserted in each case. These include actions for the infringement ofPatents,Trademarks, and copyrights; actions for the wrongful appropriation ofTrade Dress...
Unfair Trade Practices A tort is something that causes injury or wrong to another. When one person sues another for this wrongdoing, the court can impose liability which can result in fines for punishments. An important part of tort law involves unfair competition which can result in litigation....
Before 1935 U.S.labor unionsreceived little protection from the law. Employers used many tactics to prevent employees from joining unions and to disrupt union activities in the workplace. The passage of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) of 1935, also known as theWagner Act(29 U.S.C....
The resulting case law is opaque. This opaqueness makes the outcome of unfairness cases unpredictable. A solution to these problems is readily available. Section 75-1.1 is based on section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act. Early decisions under section 75-1.1 said expressly that courts ...
Labor Law in socialist states, the branch of law concerned with the labor relationships of industrial and office employees, as well as with relationships closely associated with labor relationships, such as social insurance, labor protection, labor disputes, and trade union rights. ...
The Unfair Competition Prevention Act prohibits various activities such as the unauthorized use of well-known/famous indications of goods, imitation of product forms, illegal acquisition/use/disclosure of trade secrets, illegal use of domain names and assertion or dissemination of false information with...
is unfair, regardless of the size of businesses. All actors in the food supply chain should be protected from unfair trading practices. Without this basic principle enshrined in EU law, any actor may be faced, directly or indirectly, with the effects of unfair trading practices," it concluded...
Whilst those continental European countries that possessed a written civil law when instances of unfair competition emerged, more or less successfully attempted to incorporate them in the existing tort law system, protection in the common law countries was restricted to some narrowly defined torts, in...
In 1972 the California legislature enacted an Unfair Practices Act, derived from the Model Unfair Claims Practices Act of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, as part of the California Insurance Code. Fidelity and surety law More results ► Financial browser ? ▲ unearned income unea...