(L to R) Mark Lemley and Dmitry Karshtedt. (Photo: Jason Doiy/Courtesy Photo)
Intellectual property will feature prominently in the Supreme Court’s upcoming term.
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The justices have already granted cert in six cases, and several potential blockbusters are waiting in the wings. The solicitor general on Friday recommended against granting cert on one of one case, Google v. Oracle, though it said the correctness of the Federal Circuit's fair use decision is "not free from doubt."
September 27, 2019 at 07:45 PM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
(L to R) Mark Lemley and Dmitry Karshtedt. (Photo: Jason Doiy/Courtesy Photo)
Intellectual property will feature prominently in the Supreme Court’s upcoming term.
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