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OPERATION RESTORATION: HOW CAN PATENT HOLDERS PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM MEDIMMUNE?
 

2007 Duke L. & Tech. Rev. 0008
Patents & Technology
11/27/2007


The Supreme Court’s recent decision in MedImmune v. Genentech shifts the balance of power in license agreements from patent holders to their licensees. This iBrief outlines the potential implications of the new rules on all stages of patent prosecution and protection. Further, it evaluates remedial contract provisions patent holders may include in future license agreements and how these provisions may mitigate the decision’s effects on preexisting commercial relationships.



2007 ARTICLES:

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Date Posted
A BUDDING THEORY OF WILLFUL PATENT INFRINGEMENT: ORANGE BOOKS, COLORED PILLS, AND GREENER VERDICTS 10/9/07
THIS TOWN AIN’T BIG ENOUGH FOR THE BOTH OF US--OR IS IT? REFLECTIONS ON COPYRIGHT, THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND GOOGLE’S USE OF OTHERS’ CONTENT 6/11/07
WALKING THE LINE: WHY THE PRESUMPTION AGAINST EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF U.S. PATENT LAW SHOULD LIMIT THE REACH OF 35 U.S.C. § 271(f) 4/12/07
WHERE WILL CONSUMERS FIND PRIVACY PROTECTION FROM RFIDS?: A CASE FOR FEDERAL LEGISLATION 3/8/07
IS KELLY SHIFTING UNDER GOOGLE’S FEET? NEW NINTH CIRCUIT IMPACT ON THE GOOGLE LIBRARY PROJECT LITIGATION 3/8/07
DOES INFORMATION BEGET INFORMATION? 2/7/07

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