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  1. The Estate of Henrietta Lacks Sues Thermo Fisher Scientific
    by Christopher Lacenere, Ph.D.

  2. A Procedural Bias Favors Patent Owners in IPRs
    by Robert M. Asher

  3. What is a COVID-19 Vaccine Intellectual Property Waiver?
    by Christopher Lacenere, Ph.D.

  4. Will NFTs revolutionize patent law?
    by Lisa M. Tittemore

  5. Supreme Court Finds Constitutional Violation in Patent Challenges, But Provides Quick Fix
    by Kevin R. Mosier

  6. The European Commission Publishes Comprehensive Contractual Clauses For Use in Data Transfers from Europe
    by Thomas C. Carey

  7. NFTs – A Novel Challenge For Traders, Investors and Copyright Lawyers
    by Lisa M. Tittemore, Bailey Davall

  8. Warhol, Prince, and a Continued Narrowing of Copyright’s Fair Use Doctrine
    by Sunstein

  9. Privacy in the Cellphone Era: The Supreme Court Opens the Door to Automated Text Messages
    by Thomas C. Carey

  10. Google v. Oracle: Supreme Court Holds Copying of Key Part of Java Software, its API, is Fair Use
    by Bruce D. Sunstein

  11. “We’re Here to Help.” Government’s Ideal Role in Sparking Medical Advances?
    by Sunstein

  12. Federal Circuit Reverses US Navy’s Short-Lived Avoidance of Software Piracy Claim
    by Sunstein

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  1. FTC Ban on Non-Competes Thwarted by Texas Federal Court
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  2. Supreme Court Rules that Copyright Infringement Claims Can Cover Decades of Damages
    by Thomas C. Carey

  3. USPTO Proposes New Rules on Terminal Disclaimers: A Potential Setback for Patentees
    by Shane Hunter
  4. The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Biggest IP Case Ever
    by Thomas C. Carey

  5. Federal Circuit Narrows “Comparison Prior Art” for Design Patent Infringement
    by Rob D. Pyatt

  6. Dance, Fortnite, and the “Epic” Battle for Copyright Protection
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

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