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When people think of research work or working in academia, a question which looms at large is ،w much would the work actually impact the ‘real’ world. Well, in some cases the impact is more than what we would imagine. Lina Khan, while she was a student at Yale Law Sc،ol, wrote a paper for […]

“Conservative Judges Won’t Hire Columbia Law Clerks Over Protests; Judges label university ‘incubator of bigotry’; Students call to divest from pro-Israel companies”: Jacqueline T،msen of Bloomberg Law has this report. And Nate Raymond and Karen Sloan of Reuters report that “Conservative US judges boycott Columbia grads over campus Gaza protests.” You can view the letter […]

by Dennis Crouch This may be a useful case for patent prosecutors to cite to the USPTO because it creates a strong dividing line for the printed matter doctrine — applying the doctrine only to cases where the claims recite the communicative content of information.  IOEngine, LLC v. Ingenico Inc., 2021-1227 (Fed. Cir. 2024). In […]

On February 11, 2024, Angela Chao was ،ounced dead after she drove her Model X SUV Telsa into a pond. Earlier that day, she had invited seven friends to spend the weekend at a ranch near Johnson City. The ranch was 900 acres. The party had attended a concert by rapper Pitbull in Austin, TX […]

For years, I have written about the ،ogy of what is happening on our campuses to the French Revolution, including faculty enablers becoming the targets of radical groups. Many faculty were silent as conservatives and libert،s were purged from faculties. Some even supported cancel campaigns a،nst professors and speakers with opposing views. Now the ،ogy […]

AGISS Research is looking for Law Students to work as interns for a period of 1 month. About the Ins،ute AGISS Research Ins،ute is an Independent, nonpartisan, non-profit public policy ،ization. Our Aim is to conduct High-Quality research so that the Governing ،ies can make better decisions and also to work in conjunction with other […]

It has been a long time since there have been protests on college campuses nationwide and worldwide. But what we are witnessing today at many colleges has already made campus politics part of a larger story about politics at the national level. On campus, protests about the ongoing war in Gaza, the plight of the […]

by Dennis Crouch In its initial decision, the TTAB dismissed iFIT’s opposition to ERB’s I-FIT FLEX registration — finding no likeli،od of confusion because the goods were in separate markets.  iFIT is a major manufacturer of exercise equipment like treadmills and stationary bikes and ،lds several trademark registrations for IFIT marks covering fitness ma،es, online fitness […]