Great news! We've just published an article by Chicago-Kent Law's Greg Reilly (Greg Reilly), "Our 19th Century Patent System." Check it out here: iptheory.indiana.edu/our-19th-centu…

Legal Theory Blog highlighted my new essay in IP Theory. Twitter-level synopsis - core parts of patent system stable since early 1800s but don't mistake them as mandatory because much variation in early years. Available ssrn.com/abstract=31998… or iptheory.indiana.edu/our-19th-centu… x.com/lsolum/status/…

Pleased to say that "Registration is Fundamental," the article I wrote with Nicole Pottinger will appear in an upcoming issue of IP Theory IP Theory. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… If @FirstMondaysFM plans to cover Fourth Estate v. Wall-Street it might be of interest.

It's New Book Day here at the CIPR featuring the 5th edition of Profs. Dinwoodie (Chicago-Kent Law) and Janis's Trademark and Unfair Competition Law and Policy.

As we process the contentious political atmosphere surrounding the hearings of Judge Kavanaugh, consider how Supreme Court confirmation hearings serve as sites of storytelling. Learn more in the first issue of Vol. 94 of the ILJ Supplement: ilj.law.indiana.edu/sites-of-story…

Just signed! IUMaurerLaw and Fulbright Hungary sign agreement establishing a jointly-funded LLM in #intellectualproperty law starting AY 2020-21.

Stay tuned for the newest episode of Fire of Genius, an IP podcast hosted by IP Theory which was recorded this week by Prof. Mattioli and Joey Leonard. (Previous episodes may be found here: iptheory.indiana.edu/fire-of-genius…)

Student Spotlight: today meet Francesca Campione (Francesca Campione). A journalist turned media/IP lawyer extraordinaire, who has just been named the new incoming EIC of our IP Theory journal (IP Theory). Congrats Francesca!

Meet IP Theory's incoming Editor-in-Chief, Francesca Campione! We look forward to working with you. Learn more about our journal, IP Theory at iptheory.indiana.edu

Check out our newest IP Theory publication, "Design Patent Damages: A Critique of the Government’s Proposed 4-Factor Test for Determining the 'Article of Manufacture'" iptheory.indiana.edu/design-patent-…

A great collection of scholarship in IP Theory's 8th volume: iptheory-dev.indiana.edu/volume-8-2/ Although IP Theory is organized in volumes, we publish on a rolling basis throughout the year. Thank you to our 2018-19 Editorial Board for a wonderful year! IP Theory

Check out our newest podcast about the history and resurgence of trademarking colors! Our Sparks of Genius are short podcasts researched and hosted by our student editors. iptheory.indiana.edu/season-2-episo…

Next Thursday at noon: join us for a conversation with Chief Judge Paul Michel (Ret.)

Our newest article, "Intellectual Property, Surrogate Licensing, and Precision Medicine" by Professors Jacob Sherkow (Jacob S. Sherkow (@[email protected])) and Jorge Contreras (Jorge Contreras), is now available at: iptheory.indiana.edu/intellectual-p…

Check out our newest article "Proximate vs. Geographic Limits on Patent Damages" by Professor Steve Yelderman (Steve Yelderman) from ND Law School, covering the WesternGeco case argued before the SCOTUS Updates today! Available here: iptheory.indiana.edu/proximate-vs-g…

CIPR in the news: "IP clinics at IU Maurer, Notre Dame help inventors protect ideas, launch dreams" Read more about how the IP Clinic assists Indiana inventors in Marilyn Odendahl's newest article for the The Indiana Lawyer. theindianalawyer.com/articles/46713…

Congratulations to Prof. Knebel’s patent trial practice class, who held their mock patent trial yesterday. Thanks to Judge Tinder (Ret.) for presiding, law clerk Karen Reisinger, Amy Doman (Connor Reporting), expert witnesses Prof. Hedges, Jeff Kelsey, Leah Seigel ('14), and jury!

Congratulations to our 2018 IP Graduates! We'll miss you immensely but are excited to see all that you will accomplish in the coming years!