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By ma lemley · 2004 · cited by 1503 — on this view, the proper goal of intellectual property law is to give as little protection as possible consistent with encouraging innovation.

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James has 20 years of experience as a trial lawyer, patent and intellectual property litigator, and counselor. he has litigated over 100 patent cases and has ...

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Computers and law, director of the stanford intellectual property litigation clearinghouse and astute co-editor of this report, discusses how advanced legal ...

By mj radin · 2004 · cited by 31 — intellectual property law will become irrelevant as more and more people are. "contracted" out of the official regime and into the realm of epsers. a policy ...

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1 mauritz kop is stanford law school ttlf fellow at stanford university and is managing ... let us link quantum computing to intellectual property law.

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By iy alekseev · 2002 · cited by 2 — once these assets are brought on the market of capital in the form, e.g., of securities, such as bonds, the intellectual property “underlying” suddenly receives ...

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Transatlantic technology law forum (ttlf) at stanford law school. since 2016, he has ... m. in intellectual property law (queen mary university of. london).

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Biopower and policy, in neurotechnology, supra note 1, at 287. page 3. 35. stanford journal of law, science & policy. vol. vii.

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Introduction. according to the dominant american theory of intellectual property, copyright and patent laws are premised on providing creators with just enough ...