Minnesota Law Review

Vol. 87: Iss. 6, 2003

Antitrust's Troubled Relations with Intellectual Property

Anticompetitive Settlement of Intellectual Property Disputes

An Incentives Approach to Patent Settlements: A Commentary on Hovenkamp, Janis and Lemley

Refining the "Presumptive Illegality" Approach to Settlements of Patent Disputes Involving Reverse Payments: A Commentary on Hovenkamp, Janis and Lemley

Why (And How) Fairness Matters at the IP/Antitrust Interface

Vertical Restraints and Intellectual Property Law: Beyond Antitrust

Standards Setting and Antitrust

Antitrust and the Costs of Standard-Setting: A Commentary on Teece and Sherry

Why Antitrust Should Defer to the Intellectual Property Rules of Standard-Setting Organizations: A Commentary on Teece and Sherry

Has Java Changed Anything? The Sound and Fury of Innovation Litigation

Bowling for Certainty: Picking Up the Seven-Ten Split by Pinning Down the Reasonableness of Reassignment after Barnett

After Warren: Revisiting Taxpayer Standing and the Constitutionality of Parsonage Allowances

Holmes and the Erosion of Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction over Patent Claims

A Fire without Smoke: The Elimination of the Direct Evidence Requirement for Mixed-Motive Employment Discrimination Cases in Costa V. Desert Palace, Inc.

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