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License Your Cake and Eat it Too: Creating a Uniform Licensing Test for Copyrighted Electronic Works
In both America and Europe, a copyright holder’s exclusive
“Does it smell like Mayo?”: The Federal Circuit’s Oversimplification of the Mayo Framework in Method of Treatment/Diagnosis Cases
Under 35 U.S.C. § 101, only a “new and useful process,
Jack and the Licensed Beanstalk: In Search of a Licensing Test for Patented Articles Transferred with Contractual Restrictions
A United States patent owner’s right to exclude others from using,
Roads Closed: Rideshare Drivers’ Privacy Interests Create a Roadblock to Addressing Increasing Public Safety Concerns Associated with Ridesharing
This Article hypothesizes that the privacy implications
Limitations Upon the Enforceability of an Employee’s Covenant Not To Disclose and Not To Use Confidential Business Information Without Authorization | Vol. 23, No. 1
Employee covenants not to disclose and not to use
Circuit Split: De minimis Sampling From Copyrighted Recordings After VMG Salsoul, LLC v. Ciccone | Vol. 22, No. 1
Stealing music is legal again. On June 2,
The Patent Pilot Program: What Is It, Is It Successful, and Should It Even Exist? | Vol. 22, No. 2
Patents are notoriously complex. Unsurprisingly,
Last Twenty (L20) Collections: Applying Copyright’s Section 108(h) in Libraries, Archives and Museums Including the New Music Modernization Act for Pre-1972 Sound Recordings | Vol. 22, No. 3
Legally, libraries and archives may make and distribute