Recent Developments

Volume 74, Issue 6 is out now! Check out the PDFs to the print book here and the Forum here!

Each year, AULR proudly hosts a Federal Circuit Symposium composed of various panels to discuss developing legal issues exclusive to the Federal Circuit. This year, the Symposium will be held in Claudio Grossman Hall on Friday, November, November 7th from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm EST. The keynote speakers will be Judge Sharon Prost, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and Judge Doris Johnson Hines, United States International Trade Commission. We hope to see you there!

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Recent Articles

Roots of the Underclass: The Decline of Laissez-Faire Jurisprudence and the Rise of Racist Labor Legislation

By David E. Bernstein

By David E. Bernstein
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Punitive Damages and Regulated Products Symposium on Civil Justice Reform

By Teresa Moran Schwartz

By Teresa Moran Schwartz
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COMMENT: Does a Song by Any Other Name Still Sound as Sweet: Digital Sampling and Its Copyright Implications

By Randy S. Kravis

By Randy S. Kravis
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COMMENT: Transfer Pricing, Section 482, and International Tax Conflict: Getting Harmonized Income Allocation Measures from Multinational Cacophony

By Robert G. Clark

By Robert G. Clark
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Will a New Restatement Help Settle Troubled Waters: Reflections Symposium on Civil Justice Reform: Essay

By James A. Henderson, Jr. & Aaron D. Twerski

By James A. Henderson, Jr. & Aaron D. Twerski
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Rethinking the Managerial-Professional Exemption of the Fair Labor Standards Act

By Peter D. DeChiara

By Peter D. DeChiara
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Executive Branch Civil Justice Reform Symposium on Civil Justice Reform

By Carl Tobias

By Carl Tobias
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The Birth, Death & Renaissance of the Doctrine of Secondary Meaning in the Making

By Willajeanne F. McLean

By Willajeanne F. McLean
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Contemporary Issues in Patent Damages

By Paul M. Janicke

By Paul M. Janicke
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COMMENT: Liberalize Open Skies: Foreign Investment and Cobotage Restrictions Keep Noncitizens in Second Class

By Seth M. Warner

By Seth M. Warner
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