No. 17-1, March 2015

Index

• A linguistic justification for protecting "generic" trademarks. (III. Trademark (In)capacity and the Myth of Shift-Resistant Terms through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 145-170)
• A linguistic justification for protecting "generic" trademarks. (Introduction through II. Language Change and Trademark Meaning, p. 110-145)
• Electronically stored information and the ancient documents exception to the hearsay rule: fix it before people find out about it.
• The costs of self-driving cars: reconciling freedom and privacy with tort liability in autonomous vehicle regulation.
• The virtues of moderation. (telecommunications and copyright regulation moderation) (II. The Grammar of Moderation C. Community Characteristics (Adjectives) 4. Identity through V. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 76-109)
• The virtues of moderation. (telecommunications and copyright regulation moderation) (Introduction through II. The Grammar of Moderation C. Community Characteristics (Adjectives) 3. Ownership Concentration, p. 42-75)
• What is the probability of receiving a U.S. patent?