Innovation suffers when property rights are weak or difficult to enforce
BY Judge Paul R. Michel (ret.), opinion contributor 04/21/21 03:00 PM EDT
Intellectual property law
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Surprising ways code-copying meets 'fair use' threshold
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Feta cheese and the EU-China agreement on geographical indications
BY Marc L. Busch, Opinion Contributor 12/07/20 08:00 AM EST
No, the government cannot seize, break or 'bypass' pharmaceutical patents — even for COVID-19
BY Sean M. O’Connor, Opinion Contributor 11/25/20 08:00 AM EST
'Unfair use,' democracy and the Supreme Court
BY Jonathan M. Barnett, opinion contributor 10/06/20 07:30 PM EDT
RBG was a champion for creators, too
BY Ruth Vitale, Opinion Contributor 10/01/20 01:30 PM EDT
Cancel culture, copyright and the Harper's letter
BY Sean M. O’Connor, Opinion Contributor 07/11/20 06:00 PM EDT
Netflix secured trademarks for 'Space Force' before US military could: report
BY Brooke Seipel 06/08/20 07:11 PM EDT
Trump administration wins big with WIPO election
BY Daniel F. Runde, opinion contributor 03/09/20 04:00 PM EDT
Technology's 'Tower of Babel'
BY Clark D. Asay, opinion contributor 03/09/20 02:30 PM EDT
Solving the 'parking' problem in the drug monopoly game
BY Michael A. Carrier, opinion contributor 12/27/19 09:30 AM EST
Federal regulators reject Ohio State University bid to trademark use of 'the'
BY Rebecca Klar 09/11/19 05:19 PM EDT
It's time to restore America's patent system
BY Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) and … 06/10/19 08:15 AM EDT
Qualcomm ruling a case of antitrust gone wrong
BY Jonathan Barnett, opinion contributor 05/28/19 04:00 PM EDT
HouseCanary case reveals broader problems with intellectual property policies
BY Liam Sigaud, opinion contributor 04/16/19 01:30 PM EDT
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