Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review

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• GENE PATENTS, DRUG PRICES, AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH: UNEXPECTED EFFECTS OF RECENTLY PROPOSED PATENT ELIGIBILITY LEGISLATION.
• CONFUSION, CONFLICT, AND CASE LAW: ANALYZING THE LANGUAGE OF THE UNITED STATES PATENT ACT AND CONFLICTING CASE LAW REGARDING THE TRANSFER OF PATENT RIGHTS IN THE 21st CENTURY.
• AMERICAN PRIVACY LAW AT THE DAWN OF A NEW DECADE (AND THE CCPA AND COVID19): OVERVIEW AND PRACTITIONER CRITIQUE.
• SOME FIRST AMENDMENT IMPLICATIONS OF THE TRADEMARK REGISTRATION DECISIONS.
• TRACING THE EVOLUTION OF STANDARDS AND STANDARD-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ICT ERA.
• WHAT IS THE TRADE-OFF: ARE NEW TRADE DEALS WORTH THE CHANGES TO PHARMACEUTICAL PATENTS?
• WHISKEY SOUR: AN IP EVALUATION OF NATHAN GREEN'S CONTRIBUTION TO JACK DANIEL'S WHISKEY AND HOW THAT CONTRIBUTION LED TO AN INEQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF GENERATIONAL WEALTH.
• DETERMINING PATENT WORTHLESSENESS FOR TAX PURPOSES.
• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, COPYRIGHT, AND COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT.
• IF THE LAW CAN ALLOW TAKEBACKS, SHOULDN'T IT ALSO ALLOW HACKBACKS?

Featured documents

• THE ARCHITECTURAL WORKS COPYRIGHT ACT: CAN IT PROTECT AN ARCHITECTS STATE OF THE ART DEVELOPMENT WHEN FUNDED THROUGH FEDERAL DOLLARS?
• ONE CHUCK, TWO CHUCK: ANALYZING WHETHER FEDERALLY REGISTERED TRADEMARKS SHOULD BE DISTINGUISHED FROM UNREGISTERED, COMMON-LAW TRADEMARKS IN THE CONTEXT OF CONVERSE, INC. V. INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION.
• The National Institutes of Health, patents, and the public interest: an expanded rationale of justice Breyer's dissent in Stanford v. Roche.
• The end of ownership?
• PROTECTING WISCONSINITES FROM TROLLS: THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT'S 'BAD FAITH' PREEMPTION AND ITS RESTRICTIVE EFFECT.
• The proper scope of patentability in international law.
• What good is fame if you can't be famous in your own right? Publicity right woes of the almost famous.
• AMERICAN PRIVACY LAW AT THE DAWN OF A NEW DECADE (AND THE CCPA AND COVID19): OVERVIEW AND PRACTITIONER CRITIQUE.
• Toward a more reliable fact-finder in patent litigation.
• A re-examination of the original foundations of Anglo-American trademark law.