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Intellectual Property and the Common Law.

Leading scholars of intellectual property and information policy examine what the common law can contribute to discussions about intellectual property's scope, structure and function.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Balganesh, Shyamkrishna
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Cambridge University Press, 2013.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Contributors; Acknowledgments; Introduction; I. Background: What is the Common Law?; II. Overview; A. Judge-Made Intellectual Property Law; B. The Common Law Method in Intellectual Property; C. State Intellectual Property Law; D. Plural Values in Intellectual Property; E. Parallels between the Substantive Common Law and Intellectual Property; Conclusion: A Common Theme; Part I Judge-Made Intellectual Property Law; 1 Judges and Property; Introduction; I. Rejecting Property Exceptionalism; II. The Character of Property; III. Grand Style Adjudication; IV. Legislatures and Courts. 
505 8 |a A. PerformanceB. Legitimacy; Concluding Remarks; 2 Equitable Intellectual Property; Introduction; I. Misappropriation; II. Equity as a Solution to Opportunism; III. Judicial Regulation of the Competitive Process; IV. Conclusion; 3 The Mixed Heritage of Federal Intellectual Property Law and Ramifications for Statutory Interpretation; I. The Formative Period; A. Copyright Law; B. Patent Law; II. Statutory Consolidation, Codification, and Revision; A. Copyright Law; B. Patent Law; III. The Modern Era; A. Copyright Law; B. Patent Law. 
505 8 |a IV. The Ramifications of the Mixed Heritage of Copyright and Patent Law for the Continued Evolution of Intellectual Property Law4 Interpretive Methodology and Delegations to Courts; Introduction; I. Common Law Statutes and Congressional Delegations; II. "Sweeping, General Terms"; III. Common Law History; IV. Delegations to Courts Today; 5 Dynamic Claim Interpretation; Introduction; I. Patents and Claims; II. Claim Construction; III. Reading Legal Texts; IV. Ordinary Claim Meaning; V. Dynamic Statutory Interpretation; VI. Constructing Claims Dynamically; Conclusion. 
505 8 |a 6 Did Phillips Change Anything?Introduction: The Design of the Federal Circuit; I. The Prelude to Phillips: A Recap of Recent Claim Construction History; A. An Introduction to Claim Construction; B. Claim Construction and Institutional Design; C. Earlier Related Studies and Their Findings; D. The Phillips v. AWH Response; II. Study Design and Methodology; A. About Content Analysis; B. Database Construction; C. Testing for Reliability; III. Results; A. The Phillips Effect, Part 1: Aggregate Results; B. The Phillips Effect, Part 2: Methodological Trends; C. Why Did Phillips Not Change the Law? 
505 8 |a 1. The Nonbinding Nature of the Phillips Opinion2. The Federal Circuit's Decision-Making Process; 3. A Results-Oriented Court; 4. Patent Drafting Drives the Results; 5. Jurisprudential Time Lag; 6. Failure of the Study; D. If Phillips Did Not Change the Law, What Did It Do?; 1. Reduce Disputes among Federal Circuit Judges?; 2. Reduce Appeals on Claim Construction?; IV. Is the Federal Circuit Succeeding? Revisited: The Lessons of Phillips; A. Wrong Choice Number One: Embracing the Holistic Methodological Approach; B. Wrong Choice Number Two: The "Anything Goes" Phillips Opinion. 
500 |a C. Wrong Choice Number Three: Phillips Cannot Be Squared with Cybor. 
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