Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review

The Doctrine of Equivalents into the year 2000: The Line is Becoming Brighter for Some but Remains Dim for Others

Deserved Deference: Reconsidering the De Novo Standard of Review for Claim Construction

March-In Rights Under the Bayh-Dole Act: Public Access to Federally Funded Research

A Right Without A Remedy: The Unenforceable Medical Procedure Patent

Using Alternative Dispute Resolution to Resolve Patent Litigation: A Survey of Patent Litigators

"Gathering His Beames with a Christall Glass": The Intellectual Property Jurisprudence of Stephen G. Breyer

No Protection, No Progress for Graphical User Interfaces

The Smell of Success: Trade Dress Protection for Scent Marks

Trade Secrets and the New Realities of the Internet Age

Trademark Harmonization: Norms, Names & Nonsense

The New World of International Trademark Law

The European "Community Trade Mark": Is it Worth the Bother?

ProCD, Inc. v. Zeindenberg: An Emerging Trend in Shrinkwrap Licensing?

Do Your Means Claims Mean What You Meant?

Of Moral Right and Righteousness

How Fine Art Fares Post VARA

Confusion, Conflict, and Case Law: Analyzing the Language of the United States Patent Act and Conflicting Case Law Regarding the Transfer of Patent Rights in the 21st Century

By Lucas C. Logic, Published on 01/01/20

Tracing the Evolution of Standards and Standard-Setting Organizations in the ICT Era

By Manveen Singh, Published on 01/01/20

American Privacy Law at the Dawn of a New Decade (and the CCPA and COVID-19): Overview and Practitioner Critique

By Kimberly Dempsey Booher and Martin B. Robins, Published on 01/01/20

Gene Patents, Drug Prices, and Scientific Research: Unexpected Effects of Recently Proposed Patent Eligibility Legislation

Recently, Congress has considered legislation to amend § 101, a section of the Patent Act that the Supreme Court has held to prohibit patenting of laws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas. This draft legislation would expand the realm of patent-eligible subject matter, overturning the Court’s precedents along the way. The draft legislation, and movement to change...

Some First Amendment Implications of the Trademark Registration Decisions

Determining Patent Worthlesseness for Tax Purposes

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Balancing Mickey Mouse and the Mutant Copyright: To Copyright a Trademark or to Trademark a Copyright, That is the Question

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Whiskey Sour: An IP Evaluation of Nathan Green's Contribution to Jack Daniel's Whiskey and how that Contribution Led to an Inequitable Distribution of Generational Wealth

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What is the Trade-Off: Are New Trade Deals Worth the Changes to Pharmaceutical Patents?