MOVING BEYOND THE STANDARD CRITICISMS OF DESIGN PATENTS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 305
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DESIGN PATENTS: LAW WITHOUT DESIGN.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 277
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OVERLAPPING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DOCTRINES: ELECTION OF RIGHTS VERSUS SELECTION OF REMEDIES.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 239
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A RATIONAL SYSTEM OF DESIGN PATENT REMEDIES.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 219
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(R)EVOLUTION IN DESIGN PATENTABLE SUBJECT MATTER: THE SHIFTING MEANING OF "ARTICLE OF MANUFACTURE".
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 183
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VIRTUAL DESIGNS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 107
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FUNCTIONALITY AND GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE DESIGN PATENTS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 53
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PROGRESS AND COMPETITION IN DESIGN.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 1
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THE HYPOTHETICAL NEGOTIATION AND REASONABLE ROYALTY DAMAGES: THE TAIL WAGGING THE DOG.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 769
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THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT'S NEW OBVIOUSNESS JURISPRUDENCE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 709
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METALLIZING ENGINEERING'S FORFEITURE DOCTRINE AFTER THE AMERICA INVENTS ACT.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 657
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COPYRIGHT AT THE BEDSIDE: SHOULD WE STOP THE SPREAD?
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 623
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DO TRADEMARK LAWYERS MATTER?
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 583
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UNDERSTANDING TRADEMARK STRENGTH.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 535
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USING ALGORITHMIC ATTRIBUTION TECHNIQUES TO DETERMINE AUTHORSHIP IN UNSIGNED JUDICIAL OPINIONS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 503
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INVESTING IN AMERICA'S FUTURE THROUGH INNOVATION: HOW THE DEBATE OVER THE SMART PHONE PATENT WARS (RE)RAISES ISSUES AT THE FOUNDATION OF LONG-TERM INCENTIVE SYSTEMS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 485
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COPYRIGHT VIGILANTISM.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 453
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EMPLOYEE AND INVENTOR WITNESSES IN PATENT TRIALS: THE BLURRY LINE BETWEEN EXPERT AND LAY TESTIMONY.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 423
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IT'S ABOUT TIME: PRIVACY, INFORMATION LIFE CYCLES, AND THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 369
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ONLY PART OF THE PICTURE: A RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR TUSHNET'S WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 349
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WHAT'S THE CONNECTION BETWEEN REPEAT LITIGATION AND PATENT QUALITY? A (PARTIAL) DEFENSE OF THE MOST LITIGATED PATENTS.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 313
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PATENTING NATURE: A PROBLEM OF HISTORY.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 257
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SELF-REPLICATING TECHNOLOGIES.
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- Stanford Technology Law Review, 2013, p. 229
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