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Eliminating the Single-Entity Rule in Joint Infringement Cases: Liability for the Last Step

Patent Experimentalism

The Legitimacy Of (Some) Federal Common Law

Bad Actors and the Evolution of Patent Law

Historically high levels of abusive patent enforcement fuel an ongoing debate on the need for legislative and judicial reforms designed to deter bad faith conduct by patent holders. To date, this debate has focused intently on the direct monetary …

Federalism, Due Process, and Equal Protection: Stereoscopic Synergy in Bond and Windsor

Few constitutional themes have galvanized popular political factions—and, consequently, have been perceived to be in natural tension with each other—as much as federalism, on one side, and the substantive due process and equal protection doctrines, …

The Trouble with Amicus Facts

Unplanned Coauthorship

Lambert Revisited

An Empirical Analysis of Sue-and-Settle in Environmental Litigation

A Rule of Lenity for National Security Surveillance Law

Another Look at Professor Rodell’s Goodbye to Law Reviews

Litigating the Financial Crisis

The New Local

Famigration (Fam-Imm): The Next Frontier in Immigration Law

Noel Canning and Remedial Obligation Under the Constitution

Contracting for Good: How Benefit Corporations Empower Investors and Redefine Shareholder Value

Transactionalism Costs

Offsetting Benefits

Reforming (and Saving) the IRS by Respecting the Public’s Right to Know

A Tribute to Peter Low