PATENT LAW
A PROSECUTION BAR IN PATENT LITIGATION SHOULD BE THE EXCEPTION RATHER THAN THE RULE, by James Juo and David Pitman (originally published in Virginia Journal of Law and Technology at 15 Va. J.L. & Tech. 43 (2010)) — cited by In re Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas and Total Bank Solutions, LLC, 605 F.3d 1373 (Fed. Cir. 2010) as “containing a comprehensive collection” of court decisions regarding patent prosecution bars in protective orders.
Eye Of The Beholder, by James Juo (originally published in the Los Angeles Lawyer, 2009)
Advising Against Active Inducement of Infringement, by James Juo (originally published in New Matter–The Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Section of the California State Bar, 2009)
EGYPTIAN GODDESS: REBOOTING DESIGN PATENTS AND RESURRECTING WHITMAN SADDLE, by James Juo (originally published in the Federal Circuit Bar Journal at 18 Fed. Cir. B.J. 429 (2009))
Seeking a Declaratory Judgment? Walk, Don't Run, to the Courthouse, by James Juo (originally published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, 2009)
Responding To A Cease-And-Desist Letter, by James Juo (originally published in MX: Medtech Executive)
A Matter of Opinion: Efficacy of Patent Opinions, by James Juo (originally published in the Los Angeles Lawyer, 2009)
Patently Clear: Declaratory Relief in Patent Cases, by James Juo (originally published in the Los Angeles Lawyer, 2008)
Unauthorized Acts In Declaratory Judgment, by James Juo (originally published in New Matter–the Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Section of the California Bar, 2008)
TRADEMARK LAW
Mark It With An ®, by James Juo (originally published in New Matter–The Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California, 2012)
NOTICE THAT REGISTERED TRADEMARK IN THE WINDOW?, by James Juo (originally published in the John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law, at 10 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 736 (2011))
Suspensionland, by Katherine L. McDaniel (originally published in New Matter–The Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Section of the California State Bar, 2011)
The Secret PTO, by Katherine L. McDaniel (originally published in New Matter–The Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Section of the California State Bar, 2010)
Slammed! How Trademark Laws Hurt the Little Guy, by Katherine L. McDaniel (originally published in New Matter–The Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Section of the California State Bar, 2010)
COPYRIGHT LAW
Owning Copyrights – Getting It Right, by Leonard D. Messinger (2011)
How "Thin" Is Your Copyright? by James Juo (originally published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal, 2009)
A QUANTUM OF ORIGINALITY IN COPYRIGHT, by Katherine L. McDaniel and James Juo (originally published in the Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property at 8 Chi.-Kent J. Intell. Prop. 169 (2009)); selected for inclusion in the 2010 edition of the annual Thomson Reuters (West) Intellectual Property Law Review as one of the best intellectual property law articles of that past year.
INTERNET AND COMPUTER LAW
Split Over the Use of the CFAA Against Disloyal Employees, by James Juo (originally published in The Federal Lawyer, 2014)
The Reasonably Certain Ethics of a Minority Report," by James Juo (originally published in The Bencher, 2013)
The CFAA and Aaron's Law, by James Juo (originally published in Virginia Lawyer, 2013)
Beware the Witch's Brew of Rhetorical Hyperbole, by James Juo (originally published in Orange County Lawyer, 2013)
Unauthorized Excess, by James Juo (originally published in Los Angeles Lawyer, 2013)
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