Jun 3 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review Prometheus Unbound: The Federal Circuit Responds to Bilski David L. Applegate Engage Volume 12, Issue 1, June 2011 Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Bilski, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
Dec 23 2010 Publication Federalist Society Review In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Resolved? Not Likely David L. Applegate Engage Volume 11, Issue 3, December 2010 The day before Halloween 2008, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit released a...
Aug 31 2010 Publication Federalist Society Review Impediments to Innovation: Implications of National Health Care Legislation for the Intellectual Property Community David L. Applegate, Arthur Gollwitzer Engage, Volume 11, Issue 2 The move toward a national health care plan in the United States has taken three...
May 5 2010 Publication White Papers Health Care Reform: Implications for the Intellectual Property Community David L. Applegate, Arthur Gollwitzer New Federal Initiatives Project Brought to you by the Intellectual Property Practice Group The Federalist Society takes no position on...
Mar 31 2010 Publication Federalist Society Review Sixty Years Later: Holden Caulfield, Fair Use, and Prior Restraint Under the Copyright Act David L. Applegate When J.D. Salinger published The Catcher in the Rye in 1951, he likely had little...
Jul 20 2009 Publication Federalist Society Review In re Bilski: Letter to the Editor and Response David L. Applegate David L. Applegate concludes in “In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Transformed?” (Engage 10, no....
Feb 16 2009 Publication Federalist Society Review In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Transformed? David L. Applegate The day before Halloween, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit released its much-anticipated...
Jul 3 2008 Publication Federalist Society Review When "Exclusive" is not "Exclusive" and "Compulsory" not "Compulsory": eBay v. MercExchange and Paice v. Toyota David L. Applegate The source of American patent law, Article I, section 8, of the U.S. Constitution, empowers...
Jun 3 2007 Publication Federalist Society Review The Seagate Conundrum: Risks and Rewards of Raising the Defense of "Advice of Counsel" to a Charge of Willful Patent Infringement David L. Applegate, Paul J. Ripp Imagine that your company manufactures or sells a product in the United States, in competition...
Apr 8 2004 Publication David L. Applegate Reviews Substantial Similarity in Copyright Law by Robert C. Osterberg & Eric C. Osterberg David L. Applegate Copyright law, like the law of contracts, is deceptively complex. What appear on the surface...
Prometheus Unbound: The Federal Circuit Responds to Bilski
David L. Applegate
Engage Volume 12, Issue 1, June 2011
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Bilski, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Resolved? Not Likely
David L. Applegate
Engage Volume 11, Issue 3, December 2010
The day before Halloween 2008, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit released a...
Impediments to Innovation: Implications of National Health Care Legislation for the Intellectual Property Community
David L. Applegate, Arthur Gollwitzer
Engage, Volume 11, Issue 2
The move toward a national health care plan in the United States has taken three...
Health Care Reform: Implications for the Intellectual Property Community
David L. Applegate, Arthur Gollwitzer
New Federal Initiatives Project
Brought to you by the Intellectual Property Practice Group The Federalist Society takes no position on...
Sixty Years Later: Holden Caulfield, Fair Use, and Prior Restraint Under the Copyright Act
David L. Applegate
When J.D. Salinger published The Catcher in the Rye in 1951, he likely had little...
In re Bilski: Letter to the Editor and Response
David L. Applegate
David L. Applegate concludes in “In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Transformed?” (Engage 10, no....
In re Bilski: Business Method Patents Transformed?
David L. Applegate
The day before Halloween, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit released its much-anticipated...
When "Exclusive" is not "Exclusive" and "Compulsory" not "Compulsory": eBay v. MercExchange and Paice v. Toyota
David L. Applegate
The source of American patent law, Article I, section 8, of the U.S. Constitution, empowers...
The Seagate Conundrum: Risks and Rewards of Raising the Defense of "Advice of Counsel" to a Charge of Willful Patent Infringement
David L. Applegate, Paul J. Ripp
Imagine that your company manufactures or sells a product in the United States, in competition...
David L. Applegate Reviews Substantial Similarity in Copyright Law by Robert C. Osterberg & Eric C. Osterberg
David L. Applegate
Copyright law, like the law of contracts, is deceptively complex. What appear on the surface...