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Center for Advanced Study & Research on Intellectual Property

 

Streamlining International Intellectual Property
Enforcement and Prosecution, University Technology Transfer, and Incentives for Inventors

CASRIP Symposium Publication Series Number 5, July 2000

Proceedings of the 1999 Summit Conference on Intellectual Property, University of Washington, Seattle

Editors: Kraig M. Hill, Toshiko Takenaka, Kevin Takeuchi

Contents:

STREAMLINING ENFORCEMENT OF I.P. IN UNITED STATES AND JAPANESE COURTS

Keynote Address:  The Pace and Expense of Litigation in U.S. Courts
Chief Judge Randall Rader       1

Presentation:  Quicker and Less Expensive Enforcement of Patents: United States Courts
Judge T.S. Ellis, III     11

Presentation:  Distortion of Patent Economics by Litigation Costs
Judge T.S. Ellis, III     22

Presentation:  Litigation of Intellectual Property in The United States
Judge John C. Coughenour     27

Article:  Quicker and Less Expensive Enforcement of Patents: Japanese Courts, [Appendix]
Yoshio Kumakura     31

Article:  Comparison of U.S. and Japanese Court Systems for Patent Litigation:  A Special Court or Special Divisions in a General Court?
Toshiko Takenaka     47

UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE UNITED STATES, EUROPE AND ASIA

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer: A Review of the Current U.S. System
Rebecca Eisenberg     56

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer: The United States
Robert C. Miller     66

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer: The Inventor / Researcher’s View
Leroy E. Hood     72

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer: The Industry View
Richard Donaldson     83

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer: The Attorney's Perspective
Steven Maebius     90

Article:  Use and Exploitation of Intellectual Property in the Context of Publicly Funded Research and Development: Recent Legal Developments in Germany and in The European Union
Hanns Ullrich    93

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer:  Japan
Katsuya Tamai    113

Presentation:  The University Office of Technology Transfer:  Taiwan
Kuan-Hsiu Hsiao    121

INCENTIVE SYSTEMS FOR INVENTORS IN THE UNITED STATES, EUROPE AND ASIA

Presentation:  Ownership, Shop Rights and the Work for Hire Doctrine
Martin J. Adelman    136

Presentation:  Inventorship and Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights in the United States
John M. Whealan    141

Article:  Compliance with the German Employees' Invention Law in the Handling of Inventions Developed by Universities
Heinz Goddar    146

Presentation:  Ownership Rights to University Inventions in Japan and China
Robert Kneller    160

REDUCING PATENT PROSECUTION COSTS THROUGH AN INTERNATIONAL PATENT SYSTEM

Presentation:  Reducing Patent Prosecution Costs: United States Legislative Developments
Q. Todd Dickinson    166

Article:  WIPO Programs and Activities for the Reduction of Patent Costs
Shozo Uemura    180

Presentation:  The Roles of APEC and the JPO in the Field of Intellectual Property Rights
Shigeo Takakura    189

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