Pleased to announce the 4th ed of @jonathanmasur's and my free patent law casebook. So far it has been adopted at 70+ law schools, and students say they love its problem-centered approach and conceptual clarity. Plus it has saved them a lot of money! https://t.co/x19iCKH7PH
Thank you @YaleJREG for excellent editing of my article with Maya Durvasula on why regulatory exclusivity is a better fit for pharma innovation than patents: https://t.co/tncCYBoyGJ
Precedential USPTO decision reinstates double patenting rejection, citing amicus brief I filed with Mark Lemley (but of course spells my name wrong!)
Decision: https://t.co/jKYGTC4usR
Our brief: https://t.co/L7yWMX9Qjv
Looking forward to welcoming 175 IP scholars from around the world to @StanfordLaw this week for the 26th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference (IPSC). It was fun putting together an agenda with so many interesting presentations! #IPSC2026
I've submitted comments on OMB's proposal for political grant review:
https://t.co/KxDesj5wYl
These draw on my forthcoming article:
https://t.co/WFnnxVW3q7
Comment period is open until July 13!
https://t.co/LUlVspAYPJ
Know a junior scholar who would benefit from the Junior Faculty Forum on Law and STEM at @StanfordLaw this fall (cosponsored with Christopher Yoo of @pennlaw and @ProfDSchwartz of @NorthwesternLaw)? Please encourage them to submit by June 15! https://t.co/Rd43wSNCkU
Just posted two new articles:
– "Examining Patent Disclosures" (with @jason_reinecke) (forthcoming @ColumLRev)
https://t.co/KQNsQZlLsD
– "Government Research Funding and the First Amendment" (forthcoming @EmoryLawJournal)
https://t.co/WFnnxVW3q7
Comments welcome!
Thank you, @PatentScholar, for featuring our work! @DennisByrski and I are both fan of your work and are grateful for your insights!! 🙏📝☺️Lots of cool things on @IReadJotwell 💡
New draft: "Patent as Promise" (forthcoming in @YJoLT): What underpins credible commitment in patent law? Asking that question leads to potentially counterintuitive conclusions--including that longer patent terms can lead to weaker innovation incentives. https://t.co/SeiwGdaDCa
@StanfordLaw@jsherkow@prgugliuzza And on the innovation policy issues, I love “Missing Markets for Innovation: Evidence from New Uses for Existing Drugs” by Eric Budish, Maya Durvasula, Benjamin Roin & @heidilwilliams_ https://t.co/5IpZ7fKps5
@MikeJShowalter@OrinKerr If you’ve read our essay and are seriously interested in learning more about plagiarism norms in academic scholarship, how they differ from legal practice, and the risks of AI-assisted scholarship, feel free to follow up by email
Excited to announce that my paper with @EmmaJRockall on inventor mobility and innovation is forthcoming in AEJ Applied!
This project started as a second-year paper, and we learned so much through the process of writing it. Thanks to everyone who provided comments along the way!
We now have the most spectacular leadership team at Georgetown Law possible: Eduardo Peñalver as University President, and now Liz Magill as Executive Vice President and Law Dean.