September 17 | Diversity Initiatives: Selling the Buy-In https://lnkd.in/dfjDPna2 Peter Moody Mattel, Inc. Michael Moore Center for Reproductive Rights Aracely Muñoz Davies Collison Cave Kenneth Ng GLS Capital Lauren Rabinovic Dell Technologies Sanjiv Sarwate WeWork Ainslee Schreiber Xperi Michael (Mike) Schwartz FisherBroyles, LLP Chris Turk Sony John Blake Medtronic Mark Campagna Lazada Christopher Y. Chan Google Sylvia Chen Dunner Law PLLC Lisa Dunner University of Illinois Chicago School of Law Adam Ernette Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP Lee Eulgen 3M Yen Florczak ITW Erin J. Fox Goodwill Industries International Meghann Garrett, Esq., CCEP Danaher Corporation Mony G. Yum! Brands HYLTON-RODIC LAW PLLC Keisha Hylton-Rodic, Ph.D., Esq. NBCUniversal Media, LLC Monique Cheng Joe Chamberlain Group (CGI) James Johnson Loeb & Loeb LLP Adam Kelly Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP Esther Lim Ecolab Sarah Lockner Uber Erin Lothson, CIPP/US AbbVie Joy Monahan

I spoke with Law360's Andrew Karpan about the significance of #AI #DABUS #patent #StephenThaler developments in #SouthAfrica and #Australia. While we didn't speak about it specifically, Andrew kindly referenced my work on the issue (for those interested, available here: https://bit.ly/ai_ip_lim). Article here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1410414. (There's a paywall but apparently available through Lexis and to students and adjuncts using a law school network).   Good to learn Chris Mammen, John Osha, and Celine Jimenez Crowson's views on this important matter. Also mentioned: USPTO and AIPPI University of Illinois Chicago School of Law Hogan Lovells Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP Osha Bergman Watanabe & Burton LLP

Pleased to share my article, “Saving Substantial Similarity,” just published by the Florida Law Review. I found that today’s copyright plaintiffs have the worst win rate in a century and discuss the causes of this trend. I set out three ways to rehabilitate this important doctrine and more broadly address the debates on rules versus standards, the centrality of jury trials, and structural biases within the American justice system. Read it here: https://bit.ly/floridalr_sss