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Friday, February 22

12:00-1:00 p.m.

Registration and Lunch
The Newark Club

The Newark Club is located on the 22nd floor of the law school building. Please access the building through the entrance closest to the McCarter Highway/Raymond Boulevard entrance (labeled One Newark Center).

1:00-5:00 p.m.

Registration
Law School, third floor deck

1:15-1:30 p.m.

Welcome Address
Auditorium, third floor

Erik Lillquist, Vice Dean, Professor of Law and Director of the Gibbons Institute of Law Science and Technology, Seton Hall University School of Law

Gaia Bernstein, Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law

1:45-3:15 p.m.

First Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 371 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL B: Room 372 Moderator: FRANK PASQUALE	PANEL C: Room 373 Moderator: ERIK LILLQUIST
DAVID S. ABRAMS Beyond Citations: Determinants of Patent Value	OSKAR LIIVAK Establishing an Island of Patent Sanity	CHRISTI GUERRINI Defining Patent Quality
LIZA VERTINSKY The Collaborative Function of Patents	JAKE LINFORD Speech and Progress Institutions	WILLIAM HUBBARD The Competitive Advantage of Weak Patents
BENJAMIN LIU Claim Scope Harmonization - An Empirical Study on Pharmaceutical Patents	LIAM O'MELINN The Ghost of Millar v. Taylor	SRIVIDHYA RAGAVAN Software IP Strategies - From Diehr to Now and Where?
ALAN C. MARCO & SAURABH VISHNUBHAKAT The Value of Certainty in Patent Rights: Stock Market Reactions to Litigation	NED SNOW The Regressing Progress Clause	VICTORIA STODDEN & ISABEL REICH Software Patents as a Barrier to Scientific Transparency: An Unexpected Consequence of Bayh-Dole

3:15-3:30 p.m.

Break
Refreshments, third floor deck

3:30-5:00 p.m.

Second Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 371 Moderator: ERIK LILLQUIST	PANEL B: Room 372 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL C: Room 373 Moderator: FRANK PASQUALE
SAPNA KUMAR Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Genetic Information	JEANNE FROMER Measuring the Incentive Effects of Innovation Thresholds in Intellectual Property	BRUCE BOYDEN The Costs of Knowledge
CHRISTAL SHEPPARD Congress (In-) Action: Resolving a Court Created Gordian Knot on Patentable Subject Matter		KRISTELIA A. GARCIA Private Copyright Reform
JACOB SHERKOW "Laws of Nature" and the (Un)Patentability of Scientific Complexity	GREGORY MANDEL The International Political Economy of Intellectual Property	PATRICK GOOLD The Tort of Copyright Infringement
COLLEEN CHIEN Startups and Patent Trolls	ANDREA MATWYSHYN & JENNIFER MUELLER Code and Creativity	REBECCA CURTIN Hackers and Humanists: The Influence of Transactions on the Evolution of Copyright

At the end of the second concurrent session, please proceed to Law School lobby
to board buses to the dinner.

6:00 p.m.

Dinner
Fire & Oak
Westin Jersey City
485 Westin Boulevard
Jersey City, NJ

8:00 p.m.

Pick up from Fire & Oak
Buses to pick up at Fire & Oak and return to Law School

Saturday, February 23

8:00-3:00 p.m.

Registration
Law School Atrium

8:00-9:00 a.m.

Breakfast
Law School Atrium

9:00-10:30 a.m.

Third Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 271 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL B: Room 272 Moderator: Andrea Matwyshyn	PANEL C: Room 273 Moderator: DAVID OPDERBECK
STEFANIA FUSCO Markets and Patent Enforcement: A Comparative Investigation of Non-Practicing Entities in the US and EU	CLARK ASAY A Case for the Public Domain	KATINA BANKS The Trademark Thicket: Toward a More Efficient Trademark Registration System
TED SICHELMAN Minding Patent Infringement	ALBERTO CERDA Human Rights Obligations and Excesses of Criminal Copyright Enforcement in Latin America	ANN BARTOW A Restatement of Copyright Law as Less Corruptible Treatise
SARAH WASSERMAN RAJEC Evaluating Flexibility in International Patent Law	MARGOT KAMINSKI Freedom of Expression and Criminal Copyright Enforcement: U.S. and International Law	YVETTE JOY LIEBESMAN Drowning in White Noise
ADAM MOSSOFF The Trespass Fallacy in Patent Law	DOTAN OLIAR & NICHOLAS MATICH Preregistration	LEA SHAVER Decolonizing Copyright: Realizing the Right to Culture in Lesser Spoken Language

10:30-10:45 a.m.

Break
Refreshments, Law School Atrium

10:45-12:15 p.m.

Fourth Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 271 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL B: Room 272 Moderator: DAVID OPDERBECK	PANEL C: Room 273 Moderator: JORDAN PARADISE
JORGE L. CONTRERAS Rethinking RAND: SDO-Based Approaches to Patent Licensing Commitments		MICHAEL FRAKES & MELISSA WASSERMAN Do Agencies Delay Costly Obligations? An Analysis of PTO Examination Priorities
JAY KESAN Patent Transfers: FRAND Commitments	ADAM CANDEUB Search Engines: Antitrust Law in the Feedback Economy	ROGER FORD Patent Invalidity Versus Noninfringement
CHRISTOPHER SEAMAN Improving Patent Joint Ownership	RAIZEL LIEBLER On and Off the Court: Ownership and Control of Athlete Social Media Accounts	PETER YU Intellectual Property Geographies
CHRISTINA MULLIGAN Technology Regulation & Freedom of the Press	GERARD MAGLIOCCA & DEVEN DESAI Patents Meet Napster: The Disruptive Power of Three-Dimensional Printing

12:15-1:15 p.m.

Lunch
Law School Atrium

1:15-2:45 p.m.

Fifth Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 271 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL B: Room 272 Moderator: JORDAN PARADISE	PANEL C: Room 273 Moderator: DAVID OPDERBECK
JEREMY BOCK Rethinking the Two-Sided Patent Suit: A Proposal for Neutral Litigants in Patent Cases	JAMIE LUND A Jury of Their peers: Why Other Musicians are the Intended Audience in Music Composition Copyright Cases	EVE BROWN & PAUL NAGY To Disclose or Not to Disclose: Resolving the Conflict Between Intellectual Property Law's Demand for Secrecy and the Investor's Demand for Information in the Start-Up World
PAUL R. GUGLIUZZA Patent Law Federalism	IRINA MANTA The High Cost of Low Sanctions	ORLY LOBEL Human Capital Law
MEGAN M. LA BELLE Against Settlement of (Some) Patent Cases	SEAN PAGER Supporting Cultural Creativity Through Infrastructural Investment	DAVID OPDERBECK Beyond Bits, Memes and Utility Machines: Trade Secrets, Patents and Social Relations
MARK LEMLEY A Rational System of Design Patent Remedies	JESSICA SILBEY Harvesting Intellectual Property: A Qualitative Analysis of Distibution Mechanisms for Creative and Innovative Work	ERIC JOHNSON The Three Rights of Publicity

2:45-3:00 p.m.

Break
Refreshments, Law School Atrium

3:00-4:30 p.m.

Sixth Concurrent Session

PANEL A: Room 271 Moderator: GAIA BERNSTEIN	PANEL B: Room 272 Moderator: DAVID OPDERBECK	PANEL C: Room 273 Moderator: JORDAN PARADISE
YANIV HELED Regulatory Competitive Immunities - An Emerging Class of Intellectual Property	MICHAEL J. BURSTEIN IP Standing	TIMOTHY GREENE & JEFF WILKERSON The Circular Nature of Trademark Control
EILEEN M. KANE Mayo and Myriad: The Supreme Court on Methods and Materials	MARY LAFRANCE Curbing Abusive Intellectual Property Litigation Through Mandatory Arbitration	LISA LARRIMORE OUELLETTE The Google Shortcut to Trademark Law
EMILY MICHIKO MORRIS Patent Exclusivity Under the Hatch-Waxman Act	DOTAN OLIAR & JAMES STERN Intellectual Priority	GLYNN LUNNEY Trademarks and Consumer Welfare: the Unrepresented Interest
GREG REILLY Claim Interpretation Outputs	BETSY ROSENBLATT Fear and Loathing: Shame, Shaming and Intellectual Property	SANDRA RIERSON Examining Trademark History and the Impact of Erie

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