Journal Articles
In This Section
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QJ 53.1 - Rethinking the Obviousness Inquiry In the Age of Generative AI
Jaemin Sung
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QJ 53.1 - Boureé-ing Between Copyrighted Choreography and Uncopyrighted Dance: Where Do We Draw the Line?
Danielle Dittmar Peraza
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QJ 53.1 - The Eminem Show(Down): Legal Face-Off Among Music Publishers, Streaming Services, and the Fifth Amendment
Hunter Greenberg
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QJ 53.1 - How to Resolve Double Patenting: Recognize It Is An Archaic Legal Doctrine That Was Effectively Eliminated for AIA Patents
Brad D. Pedersen
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QJ 53.1 - As Rare As Hen’s Teeth?: The Pervasive Dysfunctionality of IP Recording Systems
Ronald Mann
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QJ Volume 52 Article and Author Index
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QJ 52.4 - Clearing the Fog of Aro: Establishing a New Standard For Permissible Repair
Harrison Tyler
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QJ 52.4 - Proving Biometric Data Privacy Harm in Federal Courts: Borrowing Informational Harm Concepts From Common Law and Trade Secret
Derek Tu
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QJ 52.4 - We Have a New Kind of Trademark...It’s Called “Too Big to Fail: ”The Genericide Doctrine’s Faltering Relationship With “Too Big to Fail” Trademarks in the Post-Internet Age
Natalie Bedrossian
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QJ 52.4 - BPCIA Exclusivity: An Unconstitutional Commerce Clause Patent
William J. McNichol
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AM24 Photos
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Spotlight on FADIPL Scholars
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Committee Spotlight
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Register Perlmutter on Modernizing the Copyright Office and Navigating AI Challenges
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The Impact of Chevron's Reversal on IP and Administrative Law
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Dr. Robert Bryant on IP, Gatekeepers, and the Future of Invention
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Director Vidal Addresses USPTO System Integrity, Enhancing Efficiency, and AI
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President’s Message – Kim Van Voorhis – Annual Meeting 2024
Kim Van Voorhis
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QJ 52.3 - Infringement Notice on Related Corporations: A Requirement of Patent Law Caught in the Jaws of State Law
Immanuel J. Elijah
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QJ 52.3 - Ghostwriters and State Legislatures: Copyright and Access to the Law
Shalom Samuels