Intellectual Property Law and Policy

Hugh C Hansen is Professor of Law and Director, Fordham University School of Law, Intellectual Property Law and Policy Institute.

Foreword Acknowledgements List of Sponsors Welcoming Remarks In Memoriam: Sir Nicholas Pumfrey Hugh C. Hansen Robert van Perseum Christopher Floyd Robin Jacob David Neuberger I. Corporations & IP in a Challenging World Part A: General Counsels' Roundtable: A View from the Top II. Developments in European Union IP Law Part A: Legislative Developments in European Union IP Law Part B: European Court of Justice and IP Law III. Developments in the U.S. Supreme Court Part A: The U.S. Supreme Court & IP Law IV. Copyright Law Part A: World Developments Part B: Copyright and Music Part C: Copyright in a Web 2.0 World Part D: Copyright Exceptions and Limitations V. Patent Law Part A: The Scope of Patentable Subject Matter: What is Afoot? Part B: Nonobviousness/Inventive Step Part C: U.S. Patent & Trademark Offi ce - USPTO Rule Changes: Should the PTO Part D: Patent Infringement Part E: Patent Law World Developments VI. Trademark Law Part A: Trademark and Design Law Developments in the European Union Part B: The Right of Publicity Developments in the United States and Europe Part C: Protection for Famous and Well-known Marks Part D: Event-Driven Marks and "Ambush" Marketing VII. International Trade & Intellectual Property Part A: Multilateral and Bilateral Relations Part B: The Development Agenda - Current Issues with Regard to the Development Part C: China & Intellectual Property - IP Developments in China Part D: Parallel Imports VIII. Competition Law Interplay with IP Law Part A: Microsoft, the CFI, and the Aftermath in the European Union and United States Part B: Antitrust/Competition Laws and Agencies: Global Cooperation? Convergence or Divergence? Part C: Member States' Competition Enforcement in the European Union Part D: Standards Setting - The Interplay with IP and Competition Law