12 Patent Articles for the Holidays

Looking for some patent-related reading for the 12 Days of Christmas (or other holidays)? Here are my tweets (or retweets) on 12 papers that caught my eye this fall. (Note that this list looks best if you view it on the blog webpage rather than in an RSS reader.) You can always check my Twitter page for more recommendations (and other IP-related news).

@lsolum Paul presented an earlier version of this at the Jr Fed Cts Workshop, and it was one of my favorite papers there.
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) December 19, 2014

Bernard Chao & Jonathan Gray on how Monsanto won $1B patent jury verdict against DuPont despite no actual lost sales http://t.co/H4m2MxELae
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) December 15, 2014

Norman Siebrasse & @ThomasCotter1 provide new framework for calculating royalties in patent litigation http://t.co/SBjqc1lAhI
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) December 14, 2014

Paul Gugliuzza: legislative patent reform unnecessary due to more nuanced & sensible changes from Judicial Conference http://t.co/Bhpo9PhqbJ
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) December 12, 2014

The U.S. already has commercialization incentives that don't rely on intellectual property: Commercialization Awards http://t.co/dZQthNRHNl
— Camilla Hrdy (@CamillaHrdy) December 7, 2014

Now on SSRN, most current/comprehensive stats on IPR assembled to date http://t.co/hMOxBXhraj including stats breakdown for NPEs & by tech
— Brian J. Love (@BrianJLove) October 22, 2014

My new study with Allison & Schwartz shows that software and biotech patent lawsuits overwhelmingly lose. http://t.co/3CWWZtmf2i
— Mark Lemley (@marklemley) October 14, 2014

New on SSRN: Rochelle Dreyfuss & Susy Frankel on how int'l law is reconceptualizing IP http://t.co/i1mcRUGVDB
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) October 2, 2014

Hovenkamp on why pay-for-delay & other conduct not explicitly authorized by Patent Act should be judged by antitrust http://t.co/XkFoifPug2
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) September 25, 2014

Jonas Anderson on how courts compete for patent cases, and what to do about it: http://t.co/qqhs8WktoR (forthcoming @PennLawReview)
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) September 24, 2014

Dan Burk argues that Europe and North America are converging in approach to software & biotech patenting http://t.co/JcpgbvRptX
— Lisa L. Ouellette (@PatentScholar) September 23, 2014

My new piece on incentives and IP for black-box personalized medicine is up! Still working; comments welcome. http://t.co/hFq2yhqus7
— Nicholson Price (@WNicholsonPrice) September 23, 2014