Law & Technology

A fish is no doubt an object that is tangible, but a fish is not a “tangible object” for purposes… Read More »A SCOTUS Lesson: Yates and the Construction of Materiality

Intellectual property researchers, especially younger and newer researchers, may at times feel overwhelmed (or, alternatively, underinformed) regarding which conferences, symposia,… Read More »Scholarly IP Conferences Roundup from @PatentScholar

More than a dozen years ago, students at my law school came to me and proposed that I become the… Read More »Something New for Law Reviews

IP lawyers around the US are enjoying a guilty pleasure: watching a battle of wits between lawyers representing Katy Perry,… Read More »#FreeLeftShark #3DLeftShark #LeftShark Updates

I have a new post up at JOTWELL, reviewing a forthcoming piece by Julie Cohen on the zombification of the… Read More »Fun with Zombies