The Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property is a student-run publication at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law.
The Journal’s mission is to present both in-depth analyses of fundamental issues affecting intellectual property rights, and timely, succinct analysis of current intellectual property issues.
For more information, see the Journal's website.
Current Issue: Volume 17, Issue 2 (2018)
Articles
DRD Response to Seth P. Waxman's Article
Donald R. Dunner
IP Neutrality and Benefit Sharing for Seasonal Flu: An Argument In Favor of WHO PIP Framework Expansion
Arielle Sloan
R. Prince's New Portraits - The Art of Fair Use
Mathilde Halle
A Court Divided
Shubha Ghosh
Are Internet-Implemented Applications of Block-Chain Technology Patent-Eligible in the United States?
Gurneet Singh
Charting Supreme Court Patent Law, Near and Far
Joseph Scott Miller
The Problem with PTAB's Power Over Section 101
Kristen Osenga
I Fought the Shaw: A Game Theory Framework and Approach to the District Courts' Struggle with IPR Estoppel
Andrew V. Moshirnia
Fair or Free Use of Copyrighted Materials in Education and Research and the Limit of Such Use
Muhammad Masum Billah and Saleh Albarashdi
The Post-Grant Life: Coordinating & Strategizing Challenges of Issued Patents in Multiple Continents
Karen E. Sandrik
Yes, The PTAB is Unconstitutional
Gregor Dolin, MD
#Squadgoals: A Response to Seth Waxman
Amelia Smith Rinehart
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Luis Polanco
- Managing Editor
- James Mitchell
- Submission Editors
- Sadie Grunewald
- Rachel Merenda
- Harshini Tippareddy
- Kyle Serilla
- Executive Article Editors
- Michael Brew
- Jake Christensen
- Ning Ding
- Patrick Manion
- Javier Ortega
- Colin Pochie
- Samantha Ruben