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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogA Worthwhile Podcast About Intellectual Property
By Evan Schaeffer
Doug Lichtman is a tenured law professor at UCLA who started a podcast six months ago called Intellectual Property Colloquium. Each month, Lichtman posts an hour-long conversation about a patent, copyright, or technology topic. The line-up of guests is fantastic. Here, for example, is a summary of the January show--
Some of the other topics since the show began: "Privacy in a Networked World," "Everyone Hates DRM," and "In Re Bilski."
There's also CLE credit. As Lichtman wrote in an email, "One charm of the site is that we offer completely free CLE credit to lawyers who listen. All of our previous shows qualify in New York, California, Texas, Illinois, and Washington, and we plan to add more states later this year."
Each show also contains suggested reading material. It's a pretty slick operation--and all for free.
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on April 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
Nanotechnology Law
Intellectual property laws
Compellent, Storage Engine, et. al.
$10.5 million settlement reached in intellectual property dispute.
General Electric Co. and SABIC Innovative Plastics
$3 million settlement reached in intellectual property dispute.
Property ID Class Action
Settled for $39 Million
Chicago Golf Course
101 Year Old Owner Must Get $25 Million for Property
Zurn Pex Inc.
alleging faulty and defective plumbing led to property damage.
Sony Lithium Ion Batteries Recalled
Reports of Overheating, Burns and Property Damage

Intellectual Property Colloquium Podcast
IP Colloquium Podcast: My Interview
Intellectual Property And Access Can Co-Exist, US Rightsholders Say
Intellectual Property Colloquium - In re Bilski Podcast.








