Can You Copyright the Law … ish?

Familial DNA Searches Using Public Databases and the Third-Party Doctrine

Berkeley Technology Law Journal 2019 Writing Competition
January 31, 2019
1st Prize: $1,000 and Publication in the Spring 2020 Issue of BTLJ* 2nd Prize: $500 Aldo J. Test … Continue …
2017 – 2018 Year In Review
August 29, 2018
Christian F. Chessman, 2017–2018 Editor-in-Chief This is the inaugural post in an annual series to be published by the … Continue …
Promoting Patent Claim Clarity
May 10, 2016
Peter S. Menell Koret Professor of Law and Director Berkeley Center for Law & Technology University of California … Continue …
BTLJ Comments
March 31, 2016
Proposal 1 Under Pillar 1: OPQA Review Richard B. Almon Use PTO’s Critics to Enhance Patent Quality Donald … Continue …
Re: Comments in response to USPTO’s Request for Comments on Enhancing Patent Quality
March 12, 2016
May 5, 2015 Commissioner for Patents of the United States Patent and Trademark Office Attn: Michael Cygan Senior … Continue …

Net Neutrality with Berkeley Law Profs. Erik Stallman and Tejas Narechania (Big Conversations)
December 2, 2019
We sat down with Berkeley Law professors (and former FTC attorneys) Erik Stallman and Tejas Narechania for an …
5 Minutes in Tech Law – November 21st
November 25, 2019
This week, we discuss a ruling on border searches, Apple being accused of not playing fair with its …
Can You Copyright the Law … ish?
November 25, 2019
by Ross Ufberg (J.D. 2022) Open-government advocates have wreaked havoc on the world of legal publishing. The …
5 Minutes in Tech Law – November 14th
November 22, 2019
This week, we discuss super warrants, foreign agents inside tech companies, and a wrist slap over data throttling. …
The Americans with Disabilities Act in the Digital Age
November 20, 2019
by Margo Blase (J.D. 2022) The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) requires companies to provide reasonable …