@article{45061,
      author = {Kylie Ostling and },
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/45061},
      title = {John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law.},
      abstract = {UIC Review of Intellectual Property Law (RIPL) is a  Chicago-based online law review that publishes scholarly  articles, comments, case notes, and blogs on intellectual  property, information technology, and privacy law-related  topics. RIPL comprises of top students participating in the  internationally recognized intellectual property,  information technology, and privacy law programs at the UIC  Law. Many RIPL students possess a technical  background–with degrees ranging from a bachelor of  science to Ph.D–and have experience in trade secret,  patent, trademark, information technology, privacy, and  copyright law.  RIPL broke on to the law review scene in  2001. RIPL has been at the forefront of intellectual  property, and now information technology and privacy law,  ever since. For the past decade, the law library at the  Washington and Lee School of Law has ranked RIPL in the top  10 among intellectual property law journals in the world,  with RIPL being ranked in the top 5 for seven of those  years. For 2019, Washington and Lee ranked RIPL the number  3 journal in the world for intellectual property law.  Additionally, RIPL has also been ranked as the 12th most  cited technology law journal in the country according to  Google Scholar. Indeed, RIPL has been cited as persuasive  authority by the United States Court of Appeals for the  Federal Circuit and parties petitioning the United States  Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari.},
      recid = {45061},
      pages = {1 volume (various paging) ;},
}