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Intellectual Property Law Review 2024
2024
US 87 2024
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Title
Intellectual Property Law Review 2024
Author
Edition
Volume 56
Item Type
Journal
Description
viii 1004 pages ; [28] cm.
ISSN
0193-4864
Alternate Call Number
US 87 2024
Summary
The articles in this year's edition of the Intellectual Property Law Review reflect popular topics in law review articles related to intellectual property during the past year. Artificial intelligence (AI) related matters was the most popular, and several articles herein are concerned with AI or at least mention it. Patent articles include topics related to questions for practitioners and litigators—when is a design patent invalid as obvious and what is the grace period under 35 U.S.C. 102(b) in view of the Supreme Court's decision in Helsinn. Trademark articles reflect the continued concern over the evolution of trademark law, including one directed to the Supreme Court's decision in Jack Daniel's and the merchandising right, while another was about anti-competitive trademarks. Bullying and trolls remain of concern. One article is directed to stopping trademark bullying and another is directed to stopping copyright trolls. Four of the articles report results and analyses from studies of court decisions over time related respectively to patent infringement and validity, copyright infringement, and injunctions for trade secret infringement.
Formatted Contents Note
Introductory Survey by Karen B. Tripp
Part I
Patents
Myths and reality of patent law at the supreme court
Decision making in patent cases at the federal circuit the ungraceful grace period: defining 35 U.S.C. § 102(b)'s grace period exceptions post-Heslinn
When is a design patent invalid for being obvious?
Part II
Trademarks and Trade Dress
The Jack Daniels Dialogues
Competition and congestion in trademark law
No bullying allowed here: adopting a misuse doctrine to defeat trademark bullies
Failure to function? A potential new shield against trademark infringement?
Law of the digital domain: trademark, domain names, and the ai frontier
Part III – Copyrights
A riff on the supreme court's copyright cases compared to its patent cases
Consider the Grecian urn: why prior art has no place in analyzing substantial similarity under the copyright act
No (financial) harm, no foul: a standing defense in copyright
An unauthorized renaissance? An analysis of artists' claims for copyright infringement against AI generated art and possible defenses
Navigating copyright law in a digital world with an analog rulebook: guidance for visual artists
The water under the bridge is darkening an analysis of copyright law and the prevalence of copyright trolls
Part IV
Trade Secrets
A proposed framework for a federal inevitable disclosure doctrine under the defend trade secrets act
Identifying trade secrets in litigation
An empirical analysis of permanent injunction life in trade secret misappropriation cases
Part V
Intellectual Property
The future of intellectual property: the complementary role of artificial intelligence and blockchain
Part I
Patents
Myths and reality of patent law at the supreme court
Decision making in patent cases at the federal circuit the ungraceful grace period: defining 35 U.S.C. § 102(b)'s grace period exceptions post-Heslinn
When is a design patent invalid for being obvious?
Part II
Trademarks and Trade Dress
The Jack Daniels Dialogues
Competition and congestion in trademark law
No bullying allowed here: adopting a misuse doctrine to defeat trademark bullies
Failure to function? A potential new shield against trademark infringement?
Law of the digital domain: trademark, domain names, and the ai frontier
Part III – Copyrights
A riff on the supreme court's copyright cases compared to its patent cases
Consider the Grecian urn: why prior art has no place in analyzing substantial similarity under the copyright act
No (financial) harm, no foul: a standing defense in copyright
An unauthorized renaissance? An analysis of artists' claims for copyright infringement against AI generated art and possible defenses
Navigating copyright law in a digital world with an analog rulebook: guidance for visual artists
The water under the bridge is darkening an analysis of copyright law and the prevalence of copyright trolls
Part IV
Trade Secrets
A proposed framework for a federal inevitable disclosure doctrine under the defend trade secrets act
Identifying trade secrets in litigation
An empirical analysis of permanent injunction life in trade secret misappropriation cases
Part V
Intellectual Property
The future of intellectual property: the complementary role of artificial intelligence and blockchain
Published
Danvers, MA, USA : Thomson Reuters, 2024.
Language
English
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