Journal Articles
In This Section
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President's Message - Brian H. Batzli – Spring 2023
Brian H. Batzli
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Ethics and Espresso: Ethics Training Focused on Practice Before the USPTO and PTAB
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AIPLA Toasts to the Future of Diversity in the Wine Industry
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USPTO Director Kathi Vidal Addresses Diversity, Progress, and Innovation During the Opening Plenary
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QJ 51.1 - Machine Learning: An Alternative Approach to the Copyright Infringement Question
Jake Glendenning
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QJ 51.1 - Lasting Impact: Why You Should Care About Court of Customs and Patent Appeal Cases
Hira Javed, Amanda Murphy, Ph.D., Caitlin O’Connell, Shannon Patrick, Angeline Premraj, Emma Ng, Brady Nash, Stacy Lewis, and Tom Irving
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QJ 51.1 - Copyright for Fashion Designs: Slowing Fast Fashion's Harms on Small Designers, Labor, and the Environment
Kyra A. Josephson
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QJ 51.1 - The Biometric Bitcoin: Blockchain Solutions to Consumer Privacy
Travis Yuille
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QJ 51.1 - Artificial Music: Authorship and Copyrightability of Artificial Intelligence Musical Works
David Hörger
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SM23 Photos
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QJ 50.4 - The Birth of the Federal Circuit
Judge Pauline Newman
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QJ 50.4 - Tom Irving’s Reflections on 47 Years in Patent Law, Starting in about the Third Year of APLA (now AIPLA)
Tom Irving
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QJ 50.4 - Anniversaries and Observations
Chief Judge Kimberly Moore
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QJ 50.4 - Classy, Bougie, Credit: TikTok Choreographers’ Fight Against Savage Copycats
Alexandra Smyrnios
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QJ 50.4 - Yours, Mine, or Ours: The Intersection Between Individuals and Biotechnology Entities Regarding Property and Compensation Rights and Biological Material Donations
Khailee Marischuk
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QJ 50.4 - Rethinking Progress
Director Katherine Kelly Vidal
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QJ 50.4 - Trademark Law Relies on Consumers, Consumers Rely on What?: Trademark Law and Its Heavy Reliance on Consumer Perception
Min Kyoung Kim
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QJ 50.4 - Fifty Years of U.S. Copyright: Toward a Law of Authors’ Rights?
Jane C. Ginsburg
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QJ 50.4 - Copyright Then and Now: A Half-Century of Change
Register Shira Perlmutter
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QJ 50.4 - Fifty Years of Patent Remedies Case Law: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Thomas F. Cotter