Vanderbilt Law News

Julie Samuels ’05, staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and law professors Colleen Chien and Timothy Holbrook discussed challenges presented by “patent assertion entities.” Read More

Julie Samuels ’05, staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and law professors Colleen Chien and Timothy Holbrook discussed challenges presented by “patent assertion entities.” Read More

New J.D. PreVU program debuts at Vanderbilt Law School. Read More

Burch Lecturer Ian Smillie explains why the Kimberly Process has failed to staunch the flow of "blood diamonds." Read More

“Patent trolls,” more diplomatically referred to as “patent aggregators,” “patent assertion companies,” or “non-practicing entities,” have become an increasingly problematic issue for software designers over the past decade. On February 25, the Vanderbilt Intellectual Property Association hosted Hyatt Fund event that addressed this issue, “Software… Read More

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"The Living Constitution: Supreme Court Decisions that Affect Our Lives" is coordinated by Professor Emeritus Robert Covington and co-taught by Professor Emeritus Tom McCoy and Professors Mark Brandon, Susan Kay and David Hudson. Read More

"The Living Constitution: Supreme Court Decisions that Affect Our Lives" is coordinated by Professor Emeritus Robert Covington and co-taught by Professor Emeritus Tom McCoy and Professors Mark Brandon, Susan Kay and David Hudson. Read More

Shine has served on the commission since its inception in 1996 Read More

Shine has served on the commission since its inception in 1996 Read More