This volume includes scholarship from Arpan Banerjee, who explores recent deveopments and policy considerations regarding India’s antitrust and patent law, particularly in the context of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) in the ICT sector; scholarship from Jacob S. Sherkow and Jorge L. Contreras, who explore the world of surrogate licensing; scholarship from Stephen Yelderman on the geographic scope of patent damages; and scholarship from Greg Reilly about the relative stability of our patent system since the 19th Century despite recent changes brought about by the America Invents Act of 2011.
MASTHEAD
Editor-in-Chief
Jessica Falender
Editorial Team
Senior Online Content and Podcast Editor: Alyssa Deckard
Senior Managing Editor: Jeff Soller
Senior Articles Editor: Ryan McDonnell
Editors: Trevor Jenkins, Ty Edwards, Derek Ventling, Sarah Eddy, Nick Palmieri, Nick Wheeler, Ken Guerra
Faculty Advisor and Primary Contact: Professor Michael Mattioli
Faculty Advisor: Professor Mark Janis
CONTENTS
- Background Note: “Standard Essential Patents, Innovation and Competition: Challenges in India” by Arpan Banerjee, Jindal Global Law School in Delhi, India
- “Intellectual Property, Surrogate Licensing, and Precision Medicine” by Jacob S. Sherkow, New York Law School, & Jorge L. Contreras, S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah
- “Proximate vs. Geographic Limits on Patent Damages” by Stephen Yelderman, Notre Dame Law School
- “Our 19th Century Patent System” by Greg Reilly, Chicago-Kent College of Law