From Donald Trump's vituperative threats against the press during the 2016 presidential
election,'to judicial distaste for modern journalistic practices, 2 to declining public esteem for …

Antitrust usually prohibits rival firms from striking agreements that forestall competition.
Patent settlements provide an exception, however, because a patent on a significant …

Now, more than ever before, pharmacologists are contributing medical advances to confront
ravaging disease. They are developing drugs to mitigate the effects of Alzheimer's, HIV …

The legal consequences of an action often depend on information that only the actor knows.
This information is typically inferred from the observable'facts and circumstances" attending …

Medical innovation continues to skyrocket, giving us artificial hearts, medical imaging
software, advanced prosthetics controllable with the mind, and pharmacological cures for a …

In settling a lawsuit, parties agree on their obligations to one another, but they need not
separately address each issue, claim, or remedy that a trial court would have confronted …

The patent-antitrust paradox has generally defied resolution. Attempts to either" graft
antitrust doctrines onto patent law" or vice versa have" spawned almost a century of …

Under the flawed" probabilistic" theory of patents, first put forward by the economist Carl
Shapiro in 2001 and expanded upon by Shapiro and Mark Lemley in an oft-cited 2005 …

In a typical securities fraud class action (SFCA) against a publcly traded company under
SEC Rule 10b-5, the claim arisesfrom an alleged cover-up of bad news by company agents …

In the history of antitrust enforcement, patents have occupied center stage in a number of
Supreme Court cases addressing horizontal price fixing and conspiracies to monopolize. 1 …