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Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2011December 23, 2011 CDT

Manufacturing a System of Remanufacturing: How the Patent Office Can Facilitate Environmentally Conscious Product Design

Seth Jaffe,
remanufacturingexhausation doctrinepatent law
Photo by Jakub Skafiriak on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2011

Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2011
  • Copyright on a Clean Slate
    Paul Goldstein
  • Introduction | Trademark: Today and Tomorrow
    Craig Joyce
  • Counterfeits, Copying and Class
    Ann Bartow
  • Is the Trademark Office a Rubber Stamp?
    Barton Beebe
  • Trademark's Daemons
    Greg Lastowka
  • (Dys)functionality
    Mark P. McKenna
  • Looking at the Lanham Act: Images in Trademark and Advertising Law
    Rebecca Tushnet
  • Manufacturing a System of Remanufacturing: How the Patent Office Can Facilitate Environmentally Conscious Product Design
    Seth Jaffe
  • How Tangential Does It Have to Be?: Making Sense of <i>Festo's</i> Tangential Limitations Doctrine
    Blaine Larson
Hou. L. Rev.
Seth Jaffe, Manufacturing a System of Remanufacturing: How the Patent Office Can Facilitate Environmentally Conscious Product Design, 48 Hou. L. Rev. (2011).
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