IP In The Trees
Our knowledge and understanding of intellectual property law advances in complex ways. Insightful scholarship contributes to the progress of the law by investigating doctrines and the competing policies they reconcile and embody.
Lewis & Clark Law School is proud to host this scholarly workshop series that aims to bring a mix of senior scholars and rising stars to our campus for enriching, challenging conversations with our faculty, our students, and the local IP bar. For over a decade, the workshops have provided a forum for scholars to discuss their ideas and to receive feedback from readers who take a genuine interest in their papers. The Intellectual Property in the Trees workshop is made possible through the generous support of Kay Kitagawa and Andy Jonson-Laird.
This Year’s Speakers
Ryan Calo
Law and Technology in Theory and Practice
Melissa Feeney Wasserman
Deadlines vs. Continuous Incentives: Evidence from the Patent Office