Burton v. Town of Littleton

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• concluding that a termination letter forwarded to the Massachusetts Commissioner of Education was not a public record under Massachusetts law as a matter of law
• recognizing that “a single conclusory sentence” is 16 insufficient to raise a claim
• stating that “[t]he Lanham Act protects against several 19 types of consumer confusion, including point-of-sale confusion, initial interest 20 confusion, and post-sale confusion”
• stating that “[t]he Lanham Act protects against several 19 types of consumer confusion, including point-of-sale confusion, initial interest 20 confusion, and post-sale confusion”
• observing that “no court has held that an employee on fully paid leave has been deprived of a property right merely by virtue of being relieved of his job duties”

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