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Oregon Intellectual Property Newsletter

Oregon Bar IP Section LogoThe Oregon Intellectual Property Newsletter (OIPN) is produced by the students of the Lewis and Clark Law School and sponsored by the Intellectual Property Section of the Oregon State Bar. OIPN is published twice a year, consists of articles and case summaries written by both practicing attorneys and law students, and is sent to the members of the Intellectual Property Section of the Oregon State Bar.

Editor-in-Chief: Adrian Sherrill sherrill@lclark.edu  
Submissions Editor: Milos Bosnac
milos@lclark.edu
& Lay-Ping Tan
ltan@lclark.edu
Form & Style Editors: Jon S Hale
jshale@lclark.edu
& TBA
Notes & Comment Editors
Carry Caldwell
cpc@lclark.edu
& TBA
Text Editors: TBA  
Former Text Editors Bryan Beel
Deneil Bragg
Jen Coates Conroy
Tommy Henson
Melanie Kebler
Michael Nelson
Joseph Pitt
Kerry Snyder
Milos Bosanac
Yoonhee Chang
Richard Dyer
Stephen James
Colin Lebens
Sarah Peterson
Anya Ronshaugen
Ann Trader

Instructions for editors (enter your email information at the prompt)


2007

Volume 8, Number 2 - Winter 2007

Volume 8, Number 1 – Summer 2007
Re-Thinking the Admissibility of Non-Prior Art as Evidence of the Level of Skill in the Art to Support an Obviousness Defense in Patent Litigation


The Effect of MedImmune on Using the Declaratory Judgment Act to Challenge a Licensed Patent


From the President of IPSO


Patent Claim Construction: The
Neglected Preamble


Letter From the Editor


Kahle v. Gonzales


2006

Volume 7, Number 2 - Winter 2006
Open Source In Practice: From Idea To Market To Your Desk


Bringing FOSS Into The Enterprise: Thoughts On "Best Practices"


Open Source in M&A and Other Transactions


Implied Patent Rights and Open Source Software


Harald Welte, Linux, and the GPL


Semi-Open Source: The Case for Hybrid Licensing


Trademark Enforcement for National Brands Made Easier – Not So For Others: Significant Changes to Trademark Dilution Act Signed into Law


Volume 7, Number 1 – Spring 2006
Letter From the President


Preserving the Exculpatory Value of an Opinion Letter


Field v. Google, Inc


Is Something Amiss? A Commentary on the Aftermath of
Phillips v. AWH Corp


Contractual Restrictions on Paired Patented Goods


IPXL Holdings, L.L.C. v. Amazon.com, Inc.


2005

Volume 6, Number 2 – Fall 2005
Davidson & Associates v. Jung


The Revival of the Prosecution Laches


Defense Against Patent Infringement: Symbol Technologies, Inc. v. Lemelson
Medical, Education & Research
Foundation, L.P.


Open Source Software— Pandemic or Panacea?


Claim Indefiniteness in Two Patent Infringement Suits: Datamize, LLC v. Plumtree Software, Inc. and Marley Mouldings Limited v. Mikron Industries, Inc.


Government Employees Insurance Co. v. Google, Inc.

Volume 6, Number 1 – Spring 2005
This Land Belongs to All of Us


Sarbanes-Oxley Act – The IP Audit & Strategy Development Process


C.R.E.A.T.E. Act Provides a Safe Harbor for Joint Research Projects


Grupo Gigante S.A. de C.V. v. Dallo & Co.


Star Fruits S.N.C. and Institute of Experimental Botany v. United States and Department of Commerce


KP Permanent Make-Up, Inc. v. Lasting Impression I, Inc.


2004

Volume 5, Number 2 – Fall 2004
Sixth Circuit Abolishes De Minimis Use Doctrine for Sound Recording Copyright Infringement: A Note on Bridgeport Music, Inc. v. Dimension Films


From the President of IPSO


From the Editor


TRIPS, Doha and Pharmaceuticals


In re Wilhem Elsner


Knorr-Bremse Systeme v. Dana Corp.


In re Alberto Lee Bigio


Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc v. Grokster Ltd.

Volume 5, Number 1 – Spring 2004
Of Teapots and Cool Coffee Cups: Exploring the Possibilities of Copyright Protection for Useful Objects and Industrial Designs


Letter From the Chairperson


From the President of IPSO


From the Editor


When IPR Meets PGR in Oregon Agriculture


Ellison v. Robertson and AOL


Golight v. Wal-Mart


Mattel Inc. v. Walking Mountain Productions


Anthony J. DeGidio v. West Group Corporation; The Thomson Corporation; West Licensing Corporation


2003

Volume 4, Number 2 – Winter 2003 Volume 4, Number 1 – Spring 2003

2002

Volume 3, Number 2 – Fall 2002 Volume 3, Number 1 – Spring 2002

2001

Volume 2, Number 2 – Fall 2001 Volume 2, Number 1 – Spring 2001

2000

Volume 1, Number 2 – Fall 2000 Volume 1, Number 1 – Spring 2000

1999

Fall 1999