IP Literature Watch: March 2021
In this issue of IP Literature Watch we include recent research and papers relating to IP litigation, licensing, innovation, policy, and copyright law. We...
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Actual or alleged conduct by intellectual property owners may give rise to private antitrust cases or actions by competition enforcement agencies. Antitrust issues may arise when, for example, patent, copyright, or trademark owners are alleged to have anticompetitively exploited their IP rights or, in the merger context, when intellectual property rights may be alleged to constitute a barrier to entry. CRA offers a team of world-class economists who specialize in the economics of antitrust and intellectual property. We have provided oral and written expert testimony in hundreds of legal disputes involving intertwined IP and antitrust issues such as:
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In this issue of IP Literature Watch we include recent research and papers relating to IP litigation, licensing, innovation, policy, and copyright law. We...
In this article by Stanley Besen and Philip Verveer published in Wake Forest Journal of Business and Intellectual Property, the authors address the types of...