🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

⚖️🏖️ NYU Law Summer Jobs Series: Rising 3L Jacob Warner is working in the US Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of International Affairs in Washington, DC, researching international regulatory regimes and foreign securities.

Congrats to New York University's (and NYU Law's) Kwame Anthony Appiah on this well-deserved honor!

Morning views from Berkeley hills of San Francisco before the second day of Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, where I will give a talk on the idea of “first” in intellectual property

My colleague, the brilliant Philip Alston of NYU Law, has made the new edition of his textbook, _International Human Rights_, available freely online. An incredible, *free* resource! humanrightstextbook.org

So excited to have Chris back NYU Law

"Open Doors" office tour with Professor Christine Gottlieb ’97, director of the Family Defense Clinic.

An entity controlling part of the © in Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man" has sued Miley Cyrus over alleged similarities in "Flowers." A few thoughts 🧵 First: the lawyers. In these cases you usually don't see brand-name large firms on plaintiff's side. But you certainly do here

I highly recommend this super-fun paper by Mike Grynberg on trademarks as comics, written itself in comic book form (see the short excerpt below) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Great minds, tough issues, opposite sides—Respectfully Dissent, a new series showcasing debates between NYU Law professors, debuts this fall. Come see the sparks fly starting September 25th!

#AcademicChatter #AcademicX

Watch a series of quick takes on one of the hottest issues in the 2024 election. Three NYU Law professors will be offering 15-minute Zoom explainers on different aspects of the Harris and Trump campaigns' immigration proposals. First up: Prof. Adam Cox ow.ly/b6U750Tx31W

Interesting work by a group of linguists and lawyers on using corpus linguistics to show or disprove genericide in trademark law, including case studies on Google, Xerox, escalator, and trampoline papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I have now been asked a few times to address the weather patents conspiracy theory that has been making the rounds. This pic is one such example, purporting to show patents that control the weather. Taking a look into this will teach a lot about patent law. A 🧵 1/20

.World Trademark Review covers my forthcoming California Law Review article with @markpmckenna on "Amazon's Quiet Overhaul of the Trademark System" worldtrademarkreview.com/article/amazon… (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…)

This is a great story going back in time 20 years to the Napster/Grokster era. Featuring Mark Lemley, Fred von Lohmann, and many others theverge.com/c/24239057/mus…

Thank you to Margo Bagley for this generous and thoughtful Jotwell review of my forthcoming article with @markpmckenna on "Amazon's Quiet Overhaul of the Trademark System." Article appearing soon in the California Law Review ip.jotwell.com/fraud-delays-a…

I love this article. I was actually just thinking about it, as a speaker at our trademark scams webinar today said that she thinks the 2,400+ trademark apps filed fraudulently under her stolen credentials were mostly intended to get the applicants in the Amazon brand registry.

Now finishing "The Problem of Judicial Review". Outstanding debate with Jeremy Waldron and Sam Issacharoff... thanks NYU Law and New York University!!!

I so enjoyed today's latest entry in NYU Law's Respectfully Dissent series, pitting Sam Issacharoff against Jeremy Waldron on the topic of judicial review. More on the series here: law.nyu.edu/news/respectfu…

After the monkey copyright claim comes the forest copyright claim 🧐 cbc.ca/radio/asithapp…