Quarterly Journal ARTICLES From 1998 - 2003
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Volume 31, Number 4
Fall 2003
Trouble Waiting to Happen: Malpractice and Ethical Issues in Patent Prosecution
David Hricik
Reexamination, Opposition, or LItigation?: Legislative efforts to Create a Post-Grant Patent Quality Control System
Qin Shi
Volume 31, Number 3
Summer 2003
Cognitive Neuroscience as a Model for Neural Software Patent Examination
Joseph S. Bird
Patenting Industry Standards: Balancing the Rights of Patent Holders With the Need for Industry-Wide Standards
James C. De Vellis
Domain Names as Protected Speech: A Reexamination of the Fourth Circuit’s Decision in People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals v. Doughney
Mimi Rajapakse
Volume 31, Number 2
Spring 2003
Location, Location, Location: The Case Against Extending Geographical Indication Protection Under the TRIPs Agreement
Steven A. Bowers
Piracy, Price Discrimination, and Development: The Software Sector in Eastern Europe and Other Emerging Markets
Catalin Cosovanu
"Pure Speech or Expressive Conduct?": The "DeCSS Saga" and the Inconsistent Treatment of Computer Code Under the First Amendment
Eduardo Gomez
Volume 31, Number 1
Winter 2003
The Market Share Rule with Price Erosion: Patent Infringement Lost Profits Damages after Crystal
Roy J. Epstein
Laches and Estoppel: The Patentee Who Procrasstinates In Filing Suit May Be Lost
Eric W. Guttag
A New Use for the Old Double Patenting Rejection and Terminal Disclaimer
Steven M. Reiss
Volume 30, Number 4
Fall 2002
Risky Business: The Perils of Representing Competitors
Lisa A. Dolak
Page 413
Criminal Counterfeiting and Component Parts: Closing the Perceived "Label Loophole"
Debra D. Peterson
Page 457
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Summer 2002
A Study of Patent Mortality Rates: Using Statistical Survival Analysis to Rate and Value Patent Assets
Jonathan A. Barney
Page 317
A New Method to Value Intellectual Property
Ted Hagelin
Page 353
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Spring 2002
A Method for Comparing One to a Summer Day (Dedicated to the Efforts of Patent Lawyers Everywhere) Inventor: Mr. William Shakespeare
Jeanne Andrea Di Grazio
Page 161
TRIPs and the Dispute Settlement Understanding: The First Six Years
Jose Felgueroso
A Roadmap for Biotechnology Patents? Federal Circuit Precedent and the PTO's New Examination Guidelines
Lawrence T. Kass and
Michael N. Nitabach
Research Tool Patents: Judicial Remedies
Donald R. Ware
Volume 30, Number 1
Winter 2002
When Does The Clock Begin Ticking? Interaction of the Hatch-Waxman Act 180-Day Generic Abbreviated New Drug Application and Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act Pediatric Exclusivity Provisions—A Significant Issue in Eli Lilly & Co. v. Barr Laboratories, Inc.
Nadja R. Allen
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The First Inventor Defense: A Limited Prior User Right Finds Its Way Into U.S. Patent Law
David H. Hollander, Jr.
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Patents Covering Industry Standards: The Risks To Enforceability Due To Conduct Before Standard-Setting Organizations
Michael G. Cowie and Joseph P. Lavelle
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Fall 2001
Bidding on Trespass: eBay, Inc. v. Bidder's Edge, Inc. and the Abuse of TrespassTheory in Cyberspace-Law
Edward W. Chang
Of Omitted Elements and Overreaching Inventions: The Principle of Gentry Gallery Should Not Be Discarded
Matthew L. Goska
471
De Minimis Use and Experimental Use Exceptions to Patent Infringement: A Comment on the Embrex Concurrence
Michelle Walters
509
TOPVolume 29, Number 3
Summer 2001
Effective Preparation of Patent Related Exculpatory Legal Opinions
Edward Poplawski
When the Creative is the Enemy of the True: Database Protection in the U.S. and Abroad
Amy C. Sullivan
A New Way to Determine Obviousness: Applying the Pioneer Doctine to 35 U.S.C. §103(a)
Samson Vermont
TOPVolume 29, Number 2
Spring 2001
Native American Tribal Names as Monikers and Logos: Will These Registrations Withstand Cancellation Under Section 2(a) of the Lanham Act After Harjo v. Pro Football, Inc. (Redskins)
Maury Audet
Page 121
In Your Expert Opinion: Analyzing the Admissibility of Expert Testimony on Damages in Patent Infringement Actions
David Daniel Dzara, II
Actual Notice and Declaratory Judgment Jurisdiction: Navigating the Minefield
Peter C. Lando and Michael N. Radar
TOPVolume 29, Number 1
Winter 2001
Evidence of Fame and Dilution Before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
Christopher L. Buongiorno
Trade Dress Undressed: Wal-Mart v. Samara
Jeffrey M. Samuels and Linda B. Samuels
Written Opinions from Counsel
Douglas Y'Barbo
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Fall 2000
The New Optional Inter Partes Reexamination Procedure and its Strategic Use
Michael L. Goldman and Alice Y. Choi
The New Customs Gray Market Regulations: Boon or Bust for U.S. Trademark Owners?
Geoffrey M. Goodale
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The IPR Paradox: Leveraging Intellectual Property Rights to Encourage Interoperability in the Network Computing Age
Michael J. Schallop
TOPVolume 28, Number 2
Spring 2000
Permanent Injunctions in Trade Secret Actions: Is a Proper Understanding of the Role of the Inadequate Remedy at Law/Irreparable Harm Requirement the Key to Consistent Decisions?
Thomas L Casagrande
The Law of Means-Plus-Function Language (Part II of II)
Yoncha Lynn Kundupoglu
Time for the Federal Circuit to Take a Judicious Approach to Judicial Estoppel
Kelly L. Morron
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Antitrust And Intellectual Property Law: From Adversaries to Partners
Commissioner Sheila F. Anthony
The Law of Means-Plus-Function Language (Part I of II)
Yoncha Lynn Kundupoglu
Page 39
Linux and General Public Licenses: Can Caopyright Keep "open Source" Software Free?
Patrick K. Bobko
Page 81
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Economic Analysis of Lost Profits from Patent Infringement With and Without Noninfringing Substitutes
Gregory J. Werden, Luke M. Froeb & Lucian Wayne Beavers
Frustrating the Internet Consumer and The Purposes Behind Trademark Law: The Unathorized Use of Trademarks as Metatags
Shannon Moyer
Page 335
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A Fatal Mistake: Lack of Standing at the Time of Filing a Patent Infringement Complaint Results In Dismissal With Prejudice
Timothy R. DeWitt and Tamara S. Klein
Fits Over Counterfeiting: Legislative Accomplishments and Directions
Christopher M. Dolan
All Dressed Up and No Place To Go: The Need For Trade Dress Protection Of Internet Sites
Jason R. Berne
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Selection And Use Of Experts In Patent Cases
Edward G. Poplawski
Intent To Commit Fraud On The USPTO: Is Mere Negligence Once Again Inequitable?
Charles M. McMahon
The Freedom Of Information Act: Another Pond For Prior Art Fishing Expeditions
Peter M. Midgley, Jr.
TOPVolume 26, Number 4
The Doctrine Of Simultaneous Conception And Reduction To Practice In Biotechnology: A Double Standard For The Double Helix
John M. Lucas
Page 381
Are Antitrust Counterclaims In Patent Infringement Suits Permissive Or Compulsory?
Karen C. Hermann
Page 437
Section 102 (b) public Use: A Question Of Fact
Greta Meyer
Volume 26, Number 3
Empirical Evidence On The Validity Of Litigated Patents
John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley
Page 185
The Future Of The Doctrine Of Equivalents
Harold C. Wegner, Michael D. Kaminski, and Pavan K. Agarwal
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Use Of Special Masters In Patent Litigaion: A Special Master's Perspective
Thomas L. Creel and Thomas McGahren
Page 109
Trademarks As Metatages: Infringement Or Fair Use?
Thomas F. Presson and James R. Barney
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Abstraction, Filtration, and Comparison in Computer Software Copyright Infringement: An Explanation and Update for the Object-Oriented Paradigm
Michael G. Smith
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Guide to Japanese Intellectual Property Law
Brian G. Strawn
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