Episode 43 — November 2016
Prof. Christopher Robertson of the University of Arizona on blinding expert witnesses to reduce bias: Bias in Litigation Science and Blind Expertise. (Length: 21:25)
The International Intellectual Property Law Podcast
Episode 42 — July 2016
Jeanne M. Gills of Foley & Lardner LLP in Chicago discusses “What’s Reasonable? Protecting And Enforcing Trade Secrets” (article, slides). (Length: 39:22)
Episode 41 — May 2016
Philip Petti of USG Corporation in Chicago discusses “Protecting Trade Secrets”
January 2016 — Episode 40
Philip Harrison of Venner Shipley discusses the “Patentability of Computer Implemented Inventions in Europe”
July 2015 — Episode 39
Marco Quina of Foley Hoag discusses Kimble v Marvel and “How Not to Get Snared in Brulotte’s Web” (Length: 29:50)
June 2015 — Episode 38
Bruce Sunstein of Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP discusses Patent Strategies for Getting a Software Patent Invention Through the Alice Thicket. (Sunstein Law Review article on Alice) (Length: 33:23)
April 2015 – Episode 37
William Jay of Goodwin Procter LLP discusses issue preclusion and the SCOTUS decision in B&B Hardware v. Hargis. (Length: 30:32)
March 2015 – Episode 36
Elliot Cook of Finnegan Henderson discusses patent eligibility in the wake of Alice, Ultramercial and DDR. (Length: 22:49)
January 2015 – Episode 35
Cynthia Rowden and Scott MacKendrick of Bereskin & Parr LLP in Toronto discuss “Canada Takes the Battle on Counterfeits to its Borders”. (Length: 21:05)
September 2014 – Episode 34
Katharine Stephens of Bird & Bird, London, England, discusses Unitary Patents and the Unified Patent Court. (Length: 16:37)