Center for Intellectual Property Research at IU Maurer School of Law

The Center for Intellectual Property Research at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law is a leading academic center that supports study in all aspects of intellectual property law and allied fields including patent, trademark, unfair competition, copyright and information policy. Mission Statement >>

FACULTY	RESEARCH	FOR STUDENTS	FOR IP ALUMNI
NEWS CIPR Files Amicus Brief with U.S. Supreme Court The Center recently filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Retractable Technologies v. Becton, Dickinson, which addresses the ongoing debate over the methodology for construing claims in patents. ‘Hologram’ Performance by Tupac Creates Legal Questions for IP Lawyers Robert Meitus weighs in on the legal implications of virtual performance. More Attorneys Choosing Gradual Retirement Don Knebel and others opine on the personal meaning of retirement. Suppose Justice Settles With Apple and Publishers. Then What? Donald Knebel shares additional thoughts on the current Department of Justice investigation involving Apple and other publishing industry partners. Senior Advisor Knebel Cited re. Apple Case CIPR Senior Advisor Don Knebel shares his perspective on the recent antitrust investigation of trade publishers.		EVENTS Center to Lead Conference at Oxford on International Design Protection Law Karyn Temple Claggett Lecture IP Practitioner-in-Residence: Gene Lee

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