Texas
Intellectual Property Law Journal |
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The Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal (TIPLJ) is proud to announce the availability of Volumes 15 and 16 and the opportunity to pre-order V.17:1-3 (2008-2009). TIPLJ's primary interest is the regular publication of significant and innovative contributions to U.S. intellectual property law, thereby fortifying its reputation as the leading intellectual property law journal at the premiere IP law university. The Journal was started in 1991 by a group of University of Texas law students to provide intellectual property attorneys with a journal dedicated to the field. These students quickly realized that intellectual property is an increasingly important area of the law, but with few publications dedicated to the topic. The Journal seeks to fill this void by publishing insightful articles focusing on substantive legal issues and recent developments in the areas of patent, copyright, trademark, unfair competition, and trade secret law. Scholars, practitioners, and students write articles and notes published in the Journal. We are sponsored by the Intellectual Property Section of the State Bar of Texas http://www.texasbariplaw.org, and our articles are cited in many scholarly publications and court rulings. The Journal is also available on-line through Westlaw, Lexis, and William S. Hein and electronic abstracts of the journal are posted at www.tiplj.org. While TIPLJ provides the ideal forum for presenting IP interests through the routine publication to a world-wide professional audience, the students also host a successful guest speaker series and an annual symposium on contemporary IP topics. We also promote within TIPLJ and the University an environment where fellow students interested in intellectual property law can learn, lead and engage in this most important legal area of the high tech global economy. Past issues of the Journal have addressed developments in all areas of intellectual property law, including recent articles on patent damage calculations, anti-trust considerations in patent law, business method patents, cyber-squatting, copyright and the internet, the Lanham Act, and ethical issues in intellectual property law. Topics include recent developments in copyright law, an article discussing the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial in trademark cases, a review of the current draft of the Substantive Patent Law Treaty including a proposal for a "First-To-Invent" exception for domestic applicants, a genome patent article foreshadowing the future of medical breakthroughs, and the winning note of the Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood Best Note Compeition, 2002, "Digital Millennium? Technological Protections for Copyright on the Internet" by Brian Leubitz. We hope that you will subscribe to the Journal and we are sure that you will find it to be a valuable part of your law library. |
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