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Category Archives: Silicon Law ! and Intellectual Property
Peshawar, Pakistan High Court Orders No Drone Strikes
CW! and Silicon Law report the following Judgment of the Peshawar, Pakistan High Court (hearing date, April 11, 2013): Extract (first few pages) Judgment Sheet IN THE PESHAWAR HIGH COURT, PESHAWAR JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT Writ Petition No. 1551-P/2012. JUDGMENT Date of … Continue reading
Chairman Goodlatte Announces Comprehensive Review of Copyright Law
CW! and Silicon law note the following announcement regarding copyright law. Any comprehensive review needs to emphasize public interests, rather that continue a regime that concentrates a corpocratic control over how people explore and work with ideas. Further, the rights … Continue reading
What is the extent and impact of file sharing on the Internet?
Silicon Law! What is the extent and impact of file sharing on the Internet? Has it put the music business out of business? Here is Tulane Law School’s Professor Glynn Lunney’s quiz the subject. Take the quiz, then check your … Continue reading
Helping innovators
Silicon Law! keeps an eye peeled for resources that help the smaller fry to survive. Here is a promising effort in eastern Canada–Pequod Helping Innovators Make it into the Economy February 26, 2013 by IP Osgoode IP Osgoode’s Professor Giuseppina … Continue reading
Conflict of Interest–May attorneys properly invest in their client’s business?
Silicon Law!–From the law reviews–Today we look at an attorney conflict of interest problem: Attorneys owning part of a client’s business. Here are some excerpts from a law review on the subject. Due to the value of this article, we … Continue reading
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Consumer interest in corporation law
Silicon Law! From the law reviews–(Extracts from formal law reviews.) Today’s extract is by Professor David G. Yosifon of Santa Clara University. His article critiques corporation law, urging more attention to consumer interest Professor Yosifon’s introductory sentence emphasizes the corporate raison … Continue reading
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A solid new approach to legal education
Silicon Law! just received the following from a colleague. It shows and masterful way to integrate legal analysis with reality and thoughtful decision making. Prof. Beansie Excerpt from the law school website. Washington and Lee’s New Third Year Reform :: The … Continue reading
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Credit card costs to local merhants
Silicon Law! continues its inquiry into distortions caused by banking practices. Fees and boiler plate contract provisions are inevitable supported by a web of federal laws. These laws favor big market controlling corporate banks and other financial institutions at the … Continue reading