Nov 1 2017 Podcast FedSoc Events Debate: Statutory Authority and Sexual Assault Renée Lettow Lerner, Wendy Murphy, Stuart S. Taylor The Role of Congress with Respect to Executive Agencies On Wednesday, October 4th at noon in the Moot Court Room the GW Federalist Society...
Sep 30 2009 Podcast Quanta: Patent Rights in the Supreme Court Richard A. Epstein, F. Scott Kieff, Fred von Lohmann, Adam Mossoff, Mark Lemley Intellectual Property Practice Group LG Electronics owned a patent for a microprocessor chip, which it licensed to Intel, but...
Nov 15 2017 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Federalist Society • Financial Services & E-Commerce Blog Post NLC: Financial Regulation: The Apotheosis of the Administrative State? Concern with “the regulatory state” often focuses on reforms to formal institutional structures and legal...
Jun 15 2020 Podcast FedSoc Forums COVID-19 and Suing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the Chinese Government? F. Scott Kieff, Karen J. Lugo, Matthew T. Moore, Tatiana Sainati The first lawsuit against the Chinese government seeking damages for personal and property injuries was filed in...
Jul 19 2010 Podcast Patents in the Supreme Court: Bilski v. Kappos John F. Duffy, Adam Mossoff, David S. Olson Intellectual Property Practice Group On the final day of the term, the U.S. Supreme Court released its long-anticipated decision...
Sep 27 2010 Podcast The Vanishing American Lawyer Thomas D. Morgan, Anthony M. Davis, William Hodes Professional Responsibility & Legal Education Practice Group Podcast Prof. Thomas D. Morgan recently wrote a book, The Vanishing American Lawyer, which examines the...
Jun 20 2011 Podcast The America Invents Act: First to File versus First to Invent? Timothy Holbrook, F. Scott Kieff, Adam Mossoff, David L. Applegate, David S. Olson Intellectual Property Practice Group Podcast Since the first U. S. patent statute in 1790, United States patent law has authorized...
Feb 2 2012 Podcast Will Americans Continue to Invent? Richard A. Epstein, F. Scott Kieff, Dean Reuter, David S. Olson Intellectual Property Practice Group Podcast United States patent law has traditionally authorized the grant of patent rights to the first...
Nov 18 2017 Video Event Videos Has the Administrative State Usurped the Role of the Federal Courts in Innovation Disputes? Gregory Dolin, John F. Duffy, F. Scott Kieff, Arti K. Rai, Robert Greene Sterne 2017 National Lawyers Convention In 2011, Congress created a new administrative tribunal in the U.S. Patent Office with the...
Nov 21 2017 Podcast Event Videos The Administrative State and Its Discontents Michael W. McConnell, A. Raymond Randolph, Stuart S. Taylor, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann 2017 National Lawyers Convention How much leeway do agencies have in implementing federal law? What is the source of...
Debate: Statutory Authority and Sexual Assault
Renée Lettow Lerner, Wendy Murphy, Stuart S. Taylor
The Role of Congress with Respect to Executive Agencies
On Wednesday, October 4th at noon in the Moot Court Room the GW Federalist Society...
Quanta: Patent Rights in the Supreme Court
Richard A. Epstein, F. Scott Kieff, Fred von Lohmann, Adam Mossoff, Mark Lemley
Intellectual Property Practice Group
LG Electronics owned a patent for a microprocessor chip, which it licensed to Intel, but...
Topics
NLC: Financial Regulation: The Apotheosis of the Administrative State?
Concern with “the regulatory state” often focuses on reforms to formal institutional structures and legal...
COVID-19 and Suing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the Chinese Government?
F. Scott Kieff, Karen J. Lugo, Matthew T. Moore, Tatiana Sainati
The first lawsuit against the Chinese government seeking damages for personal and property injuries was filed in...
Patents in the Supreme Court: Bilski v. Kappos
John F. Duffy, Adam Mossoff, David S. Olson
Intellectual Property Practice Group
On the final day of the term, the U.S. Supreme Court released its long-anticipated decision...
The Vanishing American Lawyer
Thomas D. Morgan, Anthony M. Davis, William Hodes
Professional Responsibility & Legal Education Practice Group Podcast
Prof. Thomas D. Morgan recently wrote a book, The Vanishing American Lawyer, which examines the...
The America Invents Act: First to File versus First to Invent?
Timothy Holbrook, F. Scott Kieff, Adam Mossoff, David L. Applegate, David S. Olson
Intellectual Property Practice Group Podcast
Since the first U. S. patent statute in 1790, United States patent law has authorized...
Will Americans Continue to Invent?
Richard A. Epstein, F. Scott Kieff, Dean Reuter, David S. Olson
Intellectual Property Practice Group Podcast
United States patent law has traditionally authorized the grant of patent rights to the first...
Has the Administrative State Usurped the Role of the Federal Courts in Innovation Disputes?
Gregory Dolin, John F. Duffy, F. Scott Kieff, Arti K. Rai, Robert Greene Sterne
2017 National Lawyers Convention
In 2011, Congress created a new administrative tribunal in the U.S. Patent Office with the...
The Administrative State and Its Discontents
Michael W. McConnell, A. Raymond Randolph, Stuart S. Taylor, Jonathan R. Turley, Michael Uhlmann
2017 National Lawyers Convention
How much leeway do agencies have in implementing federal law? What is the source of...