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Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2008January 01, 2008 EDT

Asserting Foreign Patent Claims in U.S. Federal Courts: Whats Left After Voda v. Cordis?

Eric Chan,
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Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2008

Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2008
  • Turning a Blind Eye to Misleading Scientific Testimony: Failure of Procedural Safeguards in a Capital Case
    Rachel Dioso-VillaWilliam C. Thompson
  • Asserting Foreign Patent Claims in U.S. Federal Courts: Whats Left After Voda v. Cordis?
    Eric Chan
  • Against Search Engine Volition
    Matthew D. Lawless
  • The Unmanned Voyage: An Examination of Nanorobotic Liability
    Shalyn Morrison
  • Transactions of Virtual Items in Virtual Worlds
    Michael H. Passman
  • The Battlefield of Cyberspace: The Inevitable New Military Branch — The Cyber Force
    Natasha Solce
  • Too Costly to Defend: Who Is Benefited From the U.S. Supreme Court’s Recent Holdings Concerning Biotechnology Patent Disputes?
    Albert Wai-Kit ChanYi-Chen Su
  • Cyber-Surfing On The High Seas Of Legalese: Law And Technology Of Internet Agreements
    Daryn PakcykTy Tasker
Journal of Science and Technology
Eric Chan, Asserting Foreign Patent Claims in U.S. Federal Courts: Whats Left After Voda v. Cordis?, 18 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2008).
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