Key representatives from businesses, nonprofits, government, academia, and practice across the U.S. and around the world will gather on Friday, November 1 for Davos-style panels to debate issues of contemporary importance in the world of IP, technology, privacy, and more.
Enjoyed catching up with Professor Katsuya Tamai over a quintessentially Chicagoan lunch of deep dish pizza! Professor Tamai serves as Professor of IP law at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology of the University of Tokyo.
Honored to have my article “Retooling the Patent-Antitrust Intersection: Insights from Behavioral Economics” republished in Chinese, and with excellent company too!
Delighted to get together with @OceanTomo Chairman & CEO @jmalackowski and his colleagues, Layna and Satoka, for dinner. https://www.oceantomo.com/team/james-malackowski/
Thank you again, Bobbi, for what was by all accounts a fantastic public lecture on moral rights last week! For those who missed it, the YouTube video will be available soon.
Great to catch up with Adam Mossoff at his office. Adam had testified the day before at the Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Intellectual Property hearing on patent legislation.
I was delighted to join Judge Newman (U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit) and Professor Hansen (Hansen IP Institute, Fordham University School of Law) for lunch in DC. We had a wide-ranging discussion.
Back from a very fruitful meeting with Edison Fellows and Senior Commentators at George Mason this week.
Long haul flights provide rare opportunities for undistracted writing. Over my travels this past month, I capitalized on those flights to complete two pieces.
If there was a theme for the summer past, it might well be “law and technology.” Second Circuit Judge Denny Chin and I were in Singapore for the Global Forum In IP