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Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2008January 01, 2008 EDT
On the Continuing Misuse of Event Studies: The Example of Bessen and Meurer
On the Continuing Misuse of Event Studies: The Example of Bessen and Meurer
Glynn S. Lunney Jr., Journal of Intellectual Property,
Event studiesBessenMeurerPatent Failure: How judgesbureaucratsand lawyers put innovators at riskevent study methodologyEquivalence Assumption
Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2008
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2008
- Plumb Lines Instead of a Wrecking Ball: A Model for Recalibrating Patent ScopeF. Russell DentonJournal of Intellectual Property
- On the Continuing Misuse of Event Studies: The Example of Bessen and MeurerGlynn S. Lunney Jr.Journal of Intellectual Property
- Commentary on Bessen and Meurer's Patent Failure: An Industry PerspectiveCecil D. Quillen Jr.Journal of Intellectual Property
- Taming the Doctrine of Equivalents in Light of Patent FailureSamson VermontJournal of Intellectual Property
- Taking a Bite Out of Michael Vick's Publicity Rights: An Analysis of How teh Right of Publicity Should be Treated After a Celebrity is Convicted of a CrimeStephen Reginald Fowler
- Stop the Bleeding: Medimmune Ends the Unjustified Erosion of Patent Holders' Rights in Patent Licensing AgreementsRichard Weil Goldstucker
- Through the Looking Glass: Copyright Protection in the Virtual Reality of Second LifeHarris Weems Henderson
Glynn S. Lunney Jr. & Journal of Intellectual Property, On the Continuing Misuse of Event Studies: The Example of Bessen and Meurer, 16 Ga J.L. & Tech. 35 (2008).