If you’ve never used online study aids before, our Study Aids guide offers instructions. Both our West Academic and Lexis Digital Library online databases have good trademark resources. You can locate them by searching or browsing by subject. For the latest editions, you should check the databases but a few examples include:
Principles of Trademark Law, by Roger E. Schechter & John R. Thomas (West 2021).
Understanding Trademark Law, by Mary LaFrance. Also available at the circulation desk.
The library also maintains print versions of the Nutshell, Examples & Explanations, Questions & Answers, the Understanding Series, and more. Many students find the Examples & Explanation series helpful for exam prep, especially for essay and short answer exams. This series is not available in any of our online databases. You can inquire at the Circulation Desk for more information on this and other series we maintain in print.
The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) offers helpful lessons on a range of subjects. Here is a link to their trademark materials. Enrolled students can stop by the reference office or email lawref@gmu.edu for access to CALI.
