Entries by Daryl Lim

Google v. Oracle

Check out what lawyers for Google and Oracle, as well as other panelists at our March event had to say about one of the most significant intellectual property cases in recent years.

Intellectual Property Program Rated Among Nation’s Best

This year is the sixth straight year that @prelawmagazine has awarded @UICJohnMarshall its highest “A+” rating based on the Law School’s curricular offerings compared to the offerings of the other 200+ law schools across the nation. https://bit.ly/2S2Jns8

Honoring Professor Maureen Collins

Delighted to share the good news that
@UICJohnMarshall

@JMLS_RIPL
recently honored Maureen Collins with its inaugural Excellence Award.
On behalf of our IP program, I thank Maureen for her service and wish her a long and happy retirement. https://bit.ly/330aMgs

Patent Master Class: Happening This Week!

Looking forward to welcoming Master Class speakers & attendees on Friday! Topics 3rd Cir. Judge Kent Jordan and I will discuss include post-Covid court proceedings, managing discovery, s.101 motions, Dist. Ct. stay motions, setting up & arguing on appeal. https://bit.ly/3dXMtVD

AI, Digital Platforms & Antitrust @ Fordham IP Conference

Pleased to discuss AI, antitrust, and digital platforms with Damien Geradin, Charlotte Slaiman, Thibault Schrepel, Angela Zhang, Bill Kovacic and Tom Nachbar @ Hansen IP Institute’s 28th Annual IP Law & Policy Conference @ Fordham University School of Law.

Topics included:

1. What should lawyers know about the ongoing antitrust investigations against tech platforms?
2. Prospects for legislative reforms, including the Klobuchar bill.
3. Why did China suddenly apply its antitrust law to crack down on its tech giants?
4. Ex ante regulation in Europe.
5. Where can computational antitrust make the biggest difference?
What are the dangers?

Stay tuned for conference transcripts and videos!

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Can Computational Antitrust Succeed?

Delighted to join Thibault Schrepel for a podcast on the topic “Can Computational Antitrust Succeed?” as we probed one of CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics’s hottest flagship projects together.

USPTO IP Attaché Outreach Program

UIC John Marshall Law School’s IP Center is pleased to cosponsor the USPTO’s virtual outreach program with five U.S. IP Attachés on Tuesday, April 13.
IP attachés are U.S. diplomats who improve IP systems abroad using their extensive IP knowledge and experience.
Students can better understand the day-to-day activities of the Attachés, and explore potential career paths as IP Attachés.