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Volume 16.2 (Current Issue)

• Article:
  We Can Work it Out: Co-op Compulsory Licensing as the Way Forward in Improving Access to Anti-Retroviral Drugs
  by Horace E. Anderson, Jr.
• Article:
  Alternative Intellectual Property for Genomics and the Activity of Technology Transfer Offices: Emerging Directions in Research
  by Rebecca Goulding, Emily Marden, Rachel Manion, & Ed Levy
• Note:
  Bad Intent or Just a Bad Day? Fourth Amendment Implications Raised by Technological Advances in Security Screening
  by Lindsey Gil
• Note:
  Smothered in Judicial Love: How Jacobsen v. Katzer Could Bring Open Source Software Development to a Standstill
  by Benjamin I. Narodick
• Note:
  Revenue Streams and Safe Harbors: How Water Law Suggests a Solution to Copyright's Orphan Works Problem
  by Joel Sage
• Update:
  Is it Really My Space?: Public Schools and Student Speech on the Internet After Layshock v. Hermitage School District and Snyder v. Blue Mountain School District
  by Carolyn Joyce Mattus

Volume 16.1

• Article:
  Emerging Technology and Client Confidentiality: How Changing Technology Brings Ethical Dilemmas
  by Louise L. Hill
• Article:
  Exploration of Potential Economics of Follow-on Biologics and Implications for Data Exclusivity Periods for Biologics
  by John A. Vernon, Alan Bennett, & Joseph H. Golec
• Article:
  Patent Pools and Genomics: Navigating a Course to Open Science?
  by Ed Levy, Emily Marden, Ben Warren, David Hartell, & Isaac Filaté
• Note:
  Knowledge and Misfeasance: Tiffany v. eBay and the Knowledge Requirement of Contributory Trademark Infringement
  by Matthew C. Berntsen
• Note:
  Genetic Predispositions v. Present Disabilities: Why Genetically Predisposed Asymptomatic Individuals are not Protected by the Amended ADA
  by Carly B. Eisenberg
• Update:
  Tafas v. Dudas and Tafas v. Doll: The Problem of Efficient Innovation
  by Kevin Myhre

Volume 15.2

• Article:
  DRM Interoperability
  by Hiram Meléndez-Jurabe
• Article:
  Genetically Modified Plants Used for Food, Risk Assessment and Uncertainty Principles: Does the Transition From Ignorance to Indeterminacy Trigger the Need for Post-Market Surveillance?
  by Katharine A. Van Tassel
• Note:
  Juror Reactions to Scientific Testimony: Unique Challenges in Complex Mass Torts
  by Eugene Morgulis
• Note:
  Preventing Data Breaches: Alternative Approaches to Deter Negligent Handling of Consumer Data
  by Jacob W. Schneider
• Update:
  Dumontier v. Schlumberger: Subcellular Damage Under the Price-Anderson Act
  by Carly B. Eisenberg
• Update:
  Stripped Down and Revved Up: The Ninth Circuit's Clarification of the Nominative Fair Use and First Amendment Defenses to Trademark Infringement
  by Yasamine Hashemi
• Update:
  Winter v. National Resources Defense Council: Going into the Belly of the Whale of Preliminary Injunctions and Environmental Law
  by Benjamin I. Narodick

Volume 15.1

• Article:
  Arsenic and Old Chemistry: Images of Mad Alchemists, Experts Attacking Experts, and the Crisis in Forensic Science
  by David S. Caudill
• Article:
  Preserving Creativity from Endless Digital Exploitation: Has the Time Come for the New Concept of Copyright Dilution?
  by Lucille M. Ponte
• Note:
  Objectively Reckless: A Semi-Empirical Evaluation of In re Seagate
  by Justin P. Huddleson
• Note:
  Facebook's Privacy Policy and Its Third-Party Partnerships: Lucrativity and Liability
  by Yasamine Hashemi
• Update:
  Capitol Records v. Thomas and the Future of Peer-To-Peer File-Sharing Litigation
  by Mohammad Hasan Ali

Volume 14.2

• Article:
  The Complements Problem Within Standard Setting: Assessing the Evidence on Royalty Stacking
  by Damien Geradin, Anne Layne-Farrar, and A. Jorge Padilla
• Article:
  Crossing the TRIPS Nondiscrimination Line: How CAFTA Pharmaceutical Patent Provisions Violate TRIPS Article 27.1
  by Maria Victoria Stout
• Article:
  Efficient Allocation of Real Property Rights on the Planet Mars
  by David Collins
• Note:
  Sharing the Interoperability Ball on the Software Patent Playground
  by Michael Chapin
• Update:
  In re Bilski En Banc Rehearing on Patentable Subject Matter: Farewell to Business Method Patents?
  by Lilly O. He

Volume 14.1

• Article:
  The Rise of the Information Processing Patent
  by Ben Klemens
• Article:
  Updated Hurricane Models: A New Opportunity to Insure Against Climate Change
  by Sarah M. Tran
• Article:
  Legal Education in the Age of Cognitive Science and Advanced Classroom Technology
  by Deborah J. Merritt
• Note:
  Selective Privacy: Facilitating Market-Based Solutions to Data Breaches by Standardizing Internet Privacy Policies
  by Karim Z. Oussayef
• Update:
  Quetions of Copyright in Google's Image Search: Developments in Perfect 10, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc.
  by Eric Carnevale

Volume 13.2

• Article:
  Balancing Public and Private Interests in the Commercialization of Publicly Funded Medical Research: Is There a Role for Compulsory Government Royalty Fees?
  by Ron A. Bouchard
• Article:
  The Reason Behind the Rules: The Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 and Scientific Study
  by Ryan M. Seidemann
• Article:
  Peering Into the Microscope: The Rise of Judicial Gatekeeping After Daubert and Its Effect On Federal Toxic Tort Litigation
  by Craig T. Smith
• Note:
  Shifting Gears: Limiting the Economic Impact of 35 U.S.C. 271(F) Through One-Way Fee Shifting
  by J. P. Mello
• Update:
  AT&T Corp. v. Microsoft Corp. In the Supreme Court
  by Hasan Rashid

Volume 13.1

• Article:
  A New Frontier in Electronic Discovery: Preserving and Obtaining Metadata
  by Philip J. Favro
• Article:
  Should Prizes Replace Patents? A Critique of the Medical Innovation Prize Act of 2005
  by Marlynn Wei
• Note:
  "Can You Do a Wayback on That?” The Legal Community’s Use of Cached Web Pages in and out of Trial
  by Matthew Fagan
• Note:
  A Presumption Against Regulation: Why Political Blogs Should Be (Mostly) Left Alone
  by David Stevenson
• Update:
  Teaching-Suggestion-Motivation Under Review: Developments in KSR International Co. v. Teleflex, Inc.
  by James Skelley

Volume 12.2

• Article:
  An Analysis for the Valuation of Venture Capital-Funded Startup Firm Patents
  by John E. Dubiansky
• Article:
  Dollars and Lives: Finding Balance in the Patent “Gene Utility” Doctrine
  by Sean C. Pippen
• Article:
  Law in the Digital Age: How Visual Communication Technologies Are Transforming the Practice, Theory, and Teaching of Law
  by Richard K. Sherwin, Neal Feigenson, and Christina Spiesel
• Article:
  The Actual Dilution Requirement in the United States, United Kingdom and European Union: A Comparative Analysis
  by Ilanah Simon
• Article:
  International Taxation of Income Derived from Electronic Commerce: Current Problems and Possible Solutions
  by Oleksandr Pastukhov
• Note:
  CopySense and Sensibility – How the Wiretap Act Forbids Universities from Using P2P Monitoring Tools
  by Catherine R. Gellis
• Update:
  Copyright and the Evolving Law of Internet Search – Field v. Google, Inc. and Perfect 10 v. Google, Inc.
  by Ben Kociubinski
• Update:
  Licensing and Patent Trolls
  by J.P. Mello

Volume 12.1

• Article:
  Nuclear Energy and Proliferation: Problems, Observations, and Proposals
  by Taylor Burke
• Article:
  The “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles” Defense to Patent Infringement for Today’s Global Economy: Section 272 of the Patent Act
  by Ted L. Field
• Article:
  Regulation and Public Policy in the Full Deployment of the Enhanced Emergency Call System (E-911) and Their Influence on Wireless Cellular and Other Technologies
  by James E. Holloway, Elaine Seeman, Margaret O’Hara, and Arno Forst
• Note:
  Nanotechnology: When Making Something Smaller Is Nonobvious
  by R. Scott Roe
• Update:
  The Federal Election Commission and Individual Internet Sites After <i>Shays and Meehan v. FEC</i>
  by Matthew Fagan

Volume 11.2

• Article:
  Property and Democracy in Virtual Worlds
  by Andrew E. Jankowich
• Article:
  A Guide Through the Labyrinth: Evaluating and Negotiating a University Technology Transfer Deal
  by Mary Margaret Styer, Jack Kerrigan, and Li-Hua Weng
• Note:
  Copyright Infringement and the Internet: an Economic Analysis
  by Robin Andrews
• Note:
  Dastar: Federal Trademark Law in an Uncertain State
  by Jennifer A. Konefal
• Update:
  How Fair is Fair?: KP Permanent v. Lasting Impression and the Likelihood of Confusion in Fair Use
  by James Kossuth
• Update:
  In re Charter Communications: The Newest Chapter in P2P File Sharing
  by Michelle Park

Volume 11.1

• Article:
  The Role of Patent Scope in Biopharmaceutical Patents
  by Natasha N. Aljalian
• Article:
  Preamble Interpretation: Clarifying the "Giving Life, Meaning and Vitality" Language
  by Li-Hua Weng
• Note:
  Noerr-Pennington: Unocal’s Savior - Or is It?
  by Angela Gomes
• Note:
  The Misapplication of the DMCA to the Aftermarket
  by Marcus Howell
• Update:
  Fulfilling the "Due Care" Requirement After Knorr-Bremse
  by Debra Koker
• Update:
  Browsewrap Agreements: Register.com, Inc. v. Verio, Inc.
  by James J. Tracy

Volume 10.2

• Article:
  The Fettered Liberty to Integrate: Legal Implications of Software Engineering
  by Bruce D. Abramson and Dmitri L. Mehlhorn
• Article:
  Ex parte Young: A Mechanism For Enforcing Federal Intellectual Property Rights Against States
  by Bruce E. O’Connor and Emily C. Peyser
• Note:
  Spam In A Box: Amending CAN-SPAM & Aiming Toward A Global Solution
  by Erika Hallace Kikuchi
• Note:
  Proposed Alternative to Secret Prior Art Invalidating American Patents
  by Kathleen Kean
• Note:
  Regulation of Paid Listings in Internet Search Engines: A Proposal for FTC Action
  by Andrew Sinclair
• Update:
  Trade Secrets, the Internet, and the First Amendment: DVD CCA v. Bunner
  by Kenneth H. Martin
• Update:
  Don’t Dare Associate "Playboy" with Porn: Playboy Enterprises, Inc. v. Netscape Communications Corp.
  by Elias Schilowitz

Volume 10.1

• Article:
  Toward a Criminal Law for Cyberspace: Distributed Security
  by Susan W. Brenner
• Article:
  How Employers can Protect Themselves from Liability for Employees’ Misuse of Computer, Internet, and E-Mail Systems in the Workplace
  by Louis J. Papa and Stuart L. Bass
• Note:
  Airline Passenger Profiling and the Fourth Amendment: Will CAPPS II be Cleared for Takeoff?
  by Michael J. DeGrave
• Note:
  Contract, Copyright, and the Future of Digital Preservation
  by Alicia Ryan
• Update:
  Claiming Infringement over Three Notes is not Preaching to the "Choir": Newton v. Diamond and a Potential New Standard in Copyright Law
  by Peter Cuomo
• Update:
  Market Effects of Number Portability: Verizon Wireless v. FCC
  by Jonathan J. Illari
• Update:
  Third Party Pop-Up Advertisements: U-Haul Int'l v. WhenU.com
  by Andrew J. Sinclair

Volume 9.2

• Article:
  Everything Old is New Again: Obviousness Limitations on Patenting Computer Updates of Old Designs
  by Richard S. Gruner
• Article:
  What They Don't Want You to Hear: Beltone, Ticketmaster And Exclusive Dealing
  by Richard Hardack
• Article:
  Bound Futures: Patent Law and Modern Biotechnology
  by Justine Pila
• Article:
  The Fear of Drawing the Line at Cloning
  by Roger H. Taylor
• Note:
  The New Immunity in Cyberspace: The Expanded Reach of the Communications Decency Act to the Libelous "Re-Poster"
  by Stephanie Blumstein
• Note:
  Fan Fiction, Fandom and Fanfare: What's All the Fuss?
  by Meredith McCardle
• Update:
  Toys "R" Us, the Third Circuit, and a Standard for Jurisdictional Discovery Involving Internet Activities
  by Jesse Anderson
• Update:
  Reverse Passing Off and Database Protections: Dastar Corp. v. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.
  by Brandy A. Karl
• Update:
  Recent Federal Circuit Decision Concerning Erythropoetin (EPO): Amgen v. TKT
  by Randy Morin

Volume 9.1

• Article:
  Designing Deliberative Democracy in Cyberspace: The Role of the Cyber-Lawyer
  by Beth Simon Noveck
• Article:
  "A Case of Identity": A Gaping Hole in the Chain of Evidence of Cyber-Crime
  by Joel Michael Schwarz
• Note:
  Can Corporate America Secure Our Nation? An Analysis of the Identix Framework for the Regulation and Use of Facial Recognition Technology
  by David McCormack
• Note:
  Finding a Compromise in the Debate Over Genetically Modified Food: An Introduction to a Model State Consumer Right-to-Know Act
  by Emily Robertson
• Update:
  Restricting Reverse Engineering Through Shrink-Wrap Licenses: Bowers v. Baystate Technologies, Inc.
  by Sara Bressman
• Update:
  Recent Developments in Digital Technology Law
  by Philip D. Garrow
• Update:
  Judicial Scrutiny of Congressional Attempts to Protect Children from the Internet's Harms: Will Internet Filtering Technology Provide the Answer Congress Has Been Looking For?
  by Namita E. Mani

Volume 8.2

• Article:
  Thinking About Thinking Machines: Implications of Machine Inventors for Patent Law
  by Liza Vertinsky & Todd M. Rice
• Article:
  Back to Bedrock: Constitutional Underpinnings Set "New" Standards for Patent Infringement Causation
  by Peter E. Strand
• Article:
  Beyond Napster: Using Antitrust Law to Advance and Enhance Online Music Distribution
  by Matthew Fagin, Frank Pasquale, & Kim Weatherall
• Article:
  The Battle Over Reciprocal Compensation: The FCC's Ongoing Struggle to Regulate Intercarrier Compensation Fees for ISP-bound Traffic
  by Jeffrey I. Ryen
• Note:
  Government Access to Transactional Information and the Lack of Subscriber Notice
  by Brian D. Kaiser
• Note:
  An Approach to International Regulatory Issues of IP Telephony
  by Shaun P. Montana
• Update:
  Eldred v. Ashcroft Challenges the Copyright Term Extension Act
  by Camila Alarcon
• Update:
  Law and Technology of Security Measures in the Wake of Terrorism
  by Stacy Blasberg

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Volume 7.2 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 7.1 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 6 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 5 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 4 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 3 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 2 (Abstracts Only)

Volume 1 (Abstracts Only)