- Are Biotech Crops and Conventional Crops Like Products? An Analysis Under GATTBy: Julian Wong The transatlantic debate over the use of genetically modified organisms (“GMO”s) as food products, with the US as a proponent on one side, and the European Union (“EU”) as an opponent ...
- Fairplay or Greed: Mandating University Responsibility Toward Student InventorsBy: Carmen J. McCutcheon Over twenty years have passed since the enactment of The Patent and Trademark Law Amendments Act (Bayh-Dole Act) and universities continue to struggle with their technology transfer infrastructures. Lost in ...
- Unintended Consequences: State Merger Statutes and Nonassignable LicensesBy: Joshua G. Graubart The confused state of most state corporate merger statutes allows many intellectual property licenses to find their way into unintended hands by way of corporate merger, in spite of non-assignment ...
- Online Defamation: Bringing the Communications Decency Act of 1996 in Line With Sound Public PolicyBy: Ryan W. King According to the Communications Decency Act of 1996, a provider of an interactive computer service cannot be held liable for publishing a defamatory statement made by another party. In addition, ...
- Strengthening the Distinction Between Copyright and Trademark: The Supreme Court Takes a StandBy: Jessica Bohrer Until recently, the question of whether §43 of the Lanham Act prevented the unaccredited copying of an un-copyrighted work was an open one. However, in Dastar v. Twentieth Century Fox, the ...