Patent & IP blog, discussing recent news & scholarship on patents, IP theory & innovation.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Mark Lemley: The Fractioning of Patent Law
Posted by
Sarah Tran
Why is it that patent owners, despite seemingly having an abundance of advantages, seem to consistently lose their cases? In The Fractioning of Patent Law, Professor Mark A. Lemley (William H. Neukom Professor of Law and Director of the Stanford Program in Law, Science, and Technology) systematically explores the structure of modern patent law to provide a detailed, and distinctly probable, explanation for patent owners’ astonishingly low success rates in litigation.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Scott Kieff – The Perils of Patent Reform & Welcome to Patent Purgatory
Posted by
Sarah Tran
What effect will the recently enacted America Invents Act
(AIA) have on the commercialization of patents? Professor Scott Kieff’s essays, The
Perils of Patent Reform and Welcome
to Patent Purgatory, explore some reasons why the AIA may negatively
influence the rate and the manner by which invention is brought to market.
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