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Book Review: WTO Dispute Settlement and the TRIPS Agreement

This Kat has always felt a sense of unease in seeking to understand the relationship between the IP and trade aspects of the TRIPS agreemen...

Would-be computer criminals be warned, the law is slowly but surely catching up with you. In Computer Crimes and Digital Investigations, 2n...

Navigating through intellectual property law and policy on the global stage can at times feel like being an apocryphal blind man trying to d...

Putting your own book out for review is a wee bit anxiety provoking, and this Kat was delighted when Richard Arnold very kindly agreed to re...

This slim and informative book is the eighth in the intelle©tual p®operty series from the Law Faculty at the University of Geneva. It collec...

There is a perverse incentive in research that it is not in a scholar's interests for a problem to be solved. If your pet problem is sol...

For some odd reasons, it seems that many good IP titles are being released at a time of the year when - at least in the Northern hemisphere ...

The cost to businesses will reach $ 100B by 2018! 3-D printed guns! Quick, panic! Despite 3-D being printing a fascinating area for legal a...

Just a few hours ago, on Shabbat I finished reading the most amazing and mesmerizing and thought provoking book, The Falconi Effect : A Mode...

As is befitting a book on trade secrets, the cover of Trade Secret Protection , edited by Trevor Cook, is shrouded in mystery. Matte black ...

The summer temperatures may send London into meltdown, but that doesn't mean that publications have stopped. Hot off the presses is, ...

That's the Nehalel beShabbat siddur ! Yes, it's a beauty!! I know that it came out a few years ago, and now there's one for wee...