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: Patently ObviousPatent Law Professors on the Move
By Dennis Crouch, Esq.
Every year March-Madness hits a handful of law professors as they lateral to other law schools. This year is no different.
Moves:
- Josh Sarnoff is moving from American University to De Paul. Professor Sarnoff has been a champion of applying classic legal theory in his arguments for "shaking the foundations" of our current patent law system. The slot at De Paul opened when Katherine Strandburg left for NYU
- Michael Risch is moving from West Virginia to Villanova. In addition to patent law, Professor Risch has considerable experience litigating trade secret and copyright cases.
- Sean Seymore is moving from Washington and Lee to Vanderbilt. Professor Seymore has a PhD in chemistry and likes to focus on issues involving patenting by academic institutions.
- Ed Lee is moving from Ohio-State to Chicago-Kent (IIT). Professor Lee's scholarship has focused primarily on copyright and internet law.
Many leading law schools still lack a full time faculty members with a patent law focus.
Full post as published by Patently Obvious on February 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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