Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review | Vol 3 | Iss 1

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Prefatory Matter

Table of Contents

Nies Memorial Lecture

The Supreme Court and Patent Law: Does Shallow Reasoning Lead to Thin Law
Donald S. Chisum

Articles

Is This Conflict Really Necessary?: Resolving an Ostensible Conflict Between Patent Law and Federal Trademark Law
Thomas F. Cotter

Using Alternative Dispute Resolution to Resolve Patent Litigation: A Survey of Patent Litigators
Eugene R. Quinn, Jr.

Comments

A Right Without A Remedy: The Unenforceable Medical Procedure Patent
Scott D. Anderson

March-In Rights Under the Bayh-Dole Act: Public Access to Federally Funded Research
Mary Eberle

Deserved Deference: Reconsidering the De Novo Standard of Review for Claim Construction
M. Reed Staheli

Note

The Doctrine of Equivalents into the year 2000: The Line is Becoming Brighter for Some but Remains Dim for Others
William T. Kryger