Archers hate vibrations. An archer releasing a bowstring and firing an arrow unleashes a
great deal of force in a short time, much of which sends the arrow toward the target. Some of …

This article reviews the recent proposal by Mark Lemley and Carl Shapiro that standard-
setting organizations (SSOs) amend their intellectual property rights (IPR) policies to require …

What's So Special About Patent Law? Page 1 What's So Special About Patent Law? Michael
Goodman* The widespread belief that patent law is special has shaped the development …

Recent years have seen an explosion in FRAND litigation, in which parties commit to license
intellectual property under" fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory"(FRAND) terms, but they …

A crowd of international and regional conventions has emerged to address the problems
created by globalization and international commerce. 1 States increasingly acknowledge the …

Resolving intellectual property rights (" IPR") issues through alternative dispute resolution ("
ADR") proceedings was a technique long-developing in many major countries.'Despite the …

The first generation of academic scholarship on the Internet proclaimed that its transnational
nature rendered it inherently unregulable by conventional governments. Instead, the Internet …

EVALUATING FLEXIBILITY technology, for all applicants, and, excepting antitrust violations
or other misuse, without regard to the patent holder's use of those rights. Countries may …

This article investigates the controversial topic of using injunctive relief as a remedy for
infringement of SEPs under FRAND agreements and seeks to contribute to the debate of …

Mediation: The Fordham Papers is the second book of articles written by leading figures in
international arbitration and mediation who made presentations at the June 2008 Fordham …