IDEA: The Intellectual Property Law Review

35 IDEA

No. 1 (1995)

The Negotiation of Royalties and Other Sources of Income from Licensing
Robert Goldscheider
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The Effect of the Interference Rule Revisions Enacted in Response to NAFTA and GATT
Stephen M. Bodenheimer, Jr., Edward J. Kessler, and Guy R. Gosnell
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The Effect of the Uruguay Round Implementing Legislation on United States Patent Law
Richard C. Wilder
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Equitable Defenses in Opposition Proceedings--Where Did They Go?
Albert Robin and Howard B. Barnaby
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No. 2 (1995)

How Trademark Practicioners Perceive the Availability of Provisional Remedies for Infringement: A World-Wide Survey
Mladen Singer
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Promulgating Requirements for Admission to Prosecute Patent Applications
Michelle J. Burke and Thomas G. Field, Jr.
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Preliminary Injunctive Relief in Patent Litigation
M.A. Cunningham
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No. 3 (1995)

The Public's Right to Know? Or a Red-Tape Nightmare? Demanding that Best Mode Disclosure be Updated?
Todd R. Miller
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Exhaustion Doctrine in Biotechnology
Scott A. Chambers
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Responsible Advocacy and Responsible Opinions at the Federal Circuit
Professor Larsen E. Whipsnade, and J. Cheever Loophole, Esq.
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An Examiner's Whim
Irwin M. Aisenberg
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Protecting the Public from Belated Process Patents
Robert H. Rines, and Robert Shaw
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No. 4 (1995)

Patent Litigation in the Eastern District of Virginia
George F. Pappas, and Robert G. Sterne
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Intellectual Property Issues in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Reorganization Cases
David S. Kupetz
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A Bad Dream: In Search of a Legal Framework for Copyright Infringement Claims Involving Digital Imagery in Motion Pictures
Judith A. Silver
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Authentication of Computer-Generated Evidence in the United States Federal Courts
Stanley A. Kurzban
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The Human Genome Projects: Patenting Human Genes and Biotechnology. Is the Human Genome Patentable?
D. Benjamin Borson, Ph.D.
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Copyrightability of Cartoon Characters
Cathy J. Lalor
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