Journal Articles
In This Section
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QJ 52.1 - What is Fair?: Why Fair Use Should be Reevaluated as a Defense to Copyright Infringement
Tess Toland
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QJ 52.1 - Closing the Floodgates on 3D Printing Copyright Infringement
Morris Young
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QJ 52.1 - Rethinking Section 337: The Case for Removing the Substantial Injury Requirement for Trade Secrets
Kaitlyn Iwanowski
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QJ 52.1 - The Sincerest Form of Flattery: Plagiarism in a Strange Interstice of Copyright and Antitrust Law, with Special Appearances by Andy Warhol and a Pair of Princes
Jared S. Sunshine
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QJ Volume 51 Article and Author Index
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QJ 51.4 - The Necessity of the De Minimis Defense Within Music Sampling
Wanjiru (Wan) Gikiri
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QJ 51.4 - Copyright, Literally
Glynn S. Lunney, Jr
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QJ 51.4 - Orphan Drug Exclusivity and Catalyst: A Possible Catalyst for Gaps in Treatment Within Subpopulations of Rare Diseases and Conditions
Kelsey Ann Kerr
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AM23 Photos
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Attendees Learn How to Run a Successful and Ethical Law Practice
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USPTO Director Kathi Vidal Gives a Keynote Address at the Annual Meeting
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A Fireside Chat with USPTO Commissioner for Patents Vaishali Udupa
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President's Message - Ann M. Mueting – Annual Meeting 2023
Ann M. Mueting
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QJ 51.3 - NFTs From a U.S. And European Trademark Perspective: Uncertainties and How to Best Approach Them
Adrienne Hennemann
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QJ 51.3 - Will Current Obviousness-Type Double Patenting Jurisprudence Discourage Use of the Patent System?
Maria A. DeCicco RePass
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QJ 51.3 - State Anti-Troll Statutes at the Federal Circuit. or Not.
Paul R. Gugliuzza
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QJ 51.2 - Compacting Prosecution and Petitions at the USTPO: Incredibly Useful and Incredibly Frustrating
Ryan Pool
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QJ 51.2 - What is Really in the Best Interest of Baseball?: How Declining Public Trust in America’s Pastime Can Be the Catalyst for Federal Intellectual Property Legislation
Alyssa Karfinkel
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QJ 51.2 - Architects, Artists, Photographers, Property Owners, the Public and Their Rights: Reconciling VARA, the AWCPA, and Copyright Fundamentals
David Shipley
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QJ 51.2 - Have Your Cake and Eat It Too: Providing Free Public Access of Copyrighted Standards Incorporated by Reference into Law Through Compulsory Licensing
Zoie Mestayer