Diagnosing Chicken Little
There has been a lot of bellyaching from the patent bar over the recent decision in Mayo v. Prometheus. Much of the fire has taken the form of accusing the Court of creating a new standard for patentability that is so broad and ambiguous that it threatens the entire patent law system. Let’s get one thing [...]
Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) to be signed this weekend – unconstitutional?
Strong arguments have been emerging that the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), to be signed this weekend by the US, may be unconstitutional as a Sole Executive Agreement. ISP Student Fellow Adam Hockensmith has been working on a paper to this effect. The issue has also been covered in the below: ACTA to Be Signed – [...]
David Robinson “PROTECT IP Act” Working Paper
ISP Fellow David Robinson has released his paper Following the Money: A Better Way Forward on the Protect IP Act as part of the ISP Working Paper Series. The ISP provides a forum for resident fellows, visiting fellows, and student fellows to collaborate on and discuss significant research and policy projects. The ISP Working Paper [...]
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