Professor of Law, Temple University Beasley School of Law
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Paul R. Gugliuzza retweeted
As judge-shopping becomes a topic of national concern, The Economist takes a look at its impact on patent litigation with help from Prof. Paul Gugliuzza (@prgugliuzza). econ.st/4aMXsNM
Paul R. Gugliuzza retweeted
The ultraconservative Fifth Circuit is litigating against other federal courts in a bid to retain jurisdiction in key political cases. Prof. Paul Gugliuzza (@prgugliuzza) notes the partisan nature of the Court's actions. bit.ly/3w60wpc
Paul R. Gugliuzza retweeted
Kick off summer with our most recent book: bu.edu/bulawreview/archives/. Contributions from @profpeterlee, @_ChristopherLau, @EvelynMRM, @prgugliuzza, @PamelaSamuelson, @AlexBLinden, & Mark A. Lemley.
icymi, judge shopping is still happening in patent cases, too @patentlyo
With judge-shopping in the news, Prof. Paul Gugliuzza (@prgugliuzza) and co-author J. Jonas Anderson (@@jjonasanderson) take a look at how randomizing patent case assignment in the Western District of Texas has - or hasn't - fixed the problem there. bit.ly/4aIoyp1
thanks @LightTweeting and @TPM for highlighting our work on (against!) judge shopping
There are two groups of plaintiffs that have found ways to pick which judge hears their cases: right-wing activists, and patent trolls. @prgugliuzza and @jjonasanderson on why federal courts won't put an end to it: talkingpointsmemo.com/cafe/j…
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An appeal challenging Idaho's "anti 'patent troll'" law on constitutional grounds is new ground for the Federal Circuit, says Prof. Paul Gugliuzza @prgugliuzza. bit.ly/43b39kW
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Conflicting rulings in a dispute between Intel and VLSI have led to a situation described by Prof. Paul Gugliuzza @prgugliuzza as "Schrodinger's patents." bit.ly/3qYVkRg
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So excited to be hosting a IP Roundtable at @UTexasLaw tomorrow! Fantastic line up includes @SarahRajec @tnarecha @ProfGReilly @lauradolbow @prgugliuzza!
Thanks @BernsteinGaia for the awesome comments. Further reading: ssrn.com/abstract=4304442 @NYUEngelberg @TempleLaw
Now we've got @BernsteinGaia commenting on @prgugliuzza's paper with @marklemley that seeks to shatter a number of myths about patent law at the Supreme Court, including by suggesting that Justice Thomas might be the central figure on patent law there #TriStateIP2023
Thanks for having us @JeanneFromer and the rest of the @NYUEngelberg crew!
Great lineup: Jonathan Ashtor,@deepakhegde_efl @sepehrshahshah @nirvala,Richard Chused, Eva Subotnik, Shyam Balganesh, James Grimmelmann, @prgugliuzza @BernsteinGaia, Saurabh Vishnubhakat, @RochelleDreyfu2, Michael Goodyear, @profrothman @KevlesDan @patenthistory #TriStateIP2023
Nice piece @law360 piece by @dani_kass on diversity pilots. @SCUHTLI @colleen_chien @margobagley @uspto @IPLaw360
3 Takeaways From Diversity Pilot Program Conference law360.com/ip/articles/15341…
Nice chatting with @IPLaw360 about the new chief in WDTX law360.com/legalindustry/art… @TempleLaw @Law360
Thanks @colleen_chien @margobagley @SCUHTLI and everyone else for considering our idea to study diversity @uspto! @RRebouche @TempleLaw
These pitches have been so insightful! We have more on the way, but thank you to @prgugliuzza, @Jordi_Goodman, Sabra Anne Truesdale with @westerndigital, and Alice Li with @AUTM #diversitypilots
Pleasure chatting with @dani_kass @IPLaw360 about the Supreme Court, the Solicitor General, and patent law!
Justices Seem Less Receptive To SG's Take On IP Cases law360.com/appellate/article… @TempleLaw
Paul R. Gugliuzza retweeted
Except in Florida, Democrats outperformed expectations across the nation, doing better in congressional races while winning abortion referenda in several states and winning the Michigan State Legislatire for the first time since 1983. Here’s why that’s bad news for Joe Biden.
SG had recommended that the SCT DENY the petition. This is only the 4th time in 40+ Fed Cir patent cases with a CVSG that the SCT has disagreed with the SG's rec. But it's the 2nd time THIS YEAR.
Further reading: ssrn.com/abstract=4178110
