ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 54, Issue 5, 2017May 21, 2017 CDT
Hedge Funds Should Be Able to Challenge Patent Validity Using Inter Partes Review Despite Mixed Motives
Hedge Funds Should Be Able to Challenge Patent Validity Using Inter Partes Review Despite Mixed Motives
Articles in Vol. 54, Issue 5, 2017
Vol. 54, Issue 5, 2017
- The Trouble with Tacking: A Reconsideration of Trademark PriorityAlan L. Durham
- Lender Discrimination, Black Churches, and BankruptcyPamela Foohey
- Green Home Standards: Information and IncentivesJames Charles Smith
- Regulating ReliabilityAmy L. Stein
- Introduction: The Ruby Kless Sondock Jurist-in-Residence LectureshipLeonard M. Baynes
- Professionalism and the LawHon. George C. Hanks
- Living Greatly in the Law: Traditional Ideals for the Electronic AgeHon. Jeff Brown
- A Profile in Professionalism: The Life of Gibson Gayle, Jr.Hon. Gray H. Miller
- Hedge Funds Should Be Able to Challenge Patent Validity Using Inter Partes Review Despite Mixed MotivesJennifer Robichaux Carter
- Justice Scalia was Right: "No One Really Believes [Martinez] Will Remain Limited to Ineffective-Assistance-of-Trial-Counsel-Cases"Kirsty Davis
- "Any Way You Want It, That's the Way You Need It": Rethinking Service of Process in Texas Under Article 10(a) of the ConventionMarcella Lunn
Jennifer Robichaux Carter, Hedge Funds Should Be Able to Challenge Patent Validity Using Inter Partes Review Despite Mixed Motives, 54 Hou. L. Rev. (2017).