Genomics and human genetics are scientifically fundamental and commercially valuable.
These fields grew to prominence in an era of growth in government and nonprofit research …

Among the many reasons high-tech companies get patents, one of the most important is to
build a patent arsenal. To guard against the risk of patent litigation, companies acquire …

Developing countries, particularly the BRIC countries of Brazil, Russia, India, and China,
should accommodate their national systems of innovation to the worldwide intellectual …

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Litigation Colleen V. Chien* Patent lawsuits are disruptive, unpredictable, and costly. The …

Much scholarly attention has focused on possible impediments to both science and
innovation arising from extensions of patent protection to research tools and to other …

This Article examines the intersection of patent law and academic science. It advances two
novel claims about the internalization of academic science within the patent system and the …

Scholarly commentary widely asserts that technology markets suffer from a triplet of adverse
effects arising from the strong patent regime associated with the establishment of the Court …

Much ink has been spilled over the past three decades about the way federal agencies
issue interpretive rules and statements of policy-which together are known as guidance …

This review explores the recent divergence in international patent law relating to genes and
associated subject matter. This divergence stems primarily from decisions of the highest …

Recent scholarship has created renewed interest in the" right to exclude." Many contend
that, because owners have a right to exclude, private property has a tendency to promote …