Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
Innovation Policy Pluralism
Intellectual property is not a monolith. It rewards innovators with temporary exclusive rights to their creations, and it conditions consumers’ access to such goods through proprietary pricing. Using this insight, this Article develops a more accurate framework for analyzing the innovation policy landscape than any in the existing literature.
What Are the Sources of Patent Inflation? An Analysis of Federal Circuit Patentability Rulings
**This is the second in a series of responses to Jonathan Masur's recent article, Patent Inflation, which appeared in the December issue of YLJ. For Professor Arti Rai's response, see here. For Professor Masur's sur-reply, see here.** Professor Jonathan Masur’s recent article, Patent Inflation, argues that the expansion in the boundaries of patentability that has occurred since the creation of...
Addressing the Green Patent Global Deadlock Through Bayh-Dole Reform
119 Yale L.J. 1727 (2010).