Intellectual Property in the Technological Age Book

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	Preface to the Second Edition	xxv
	Preface to the First Edition	xxvii
	Acknowledgments	xxxi
1	Introduction	1
A.	Philosophical Perspectives	2
1.	The Natural Rights Perspective	3
	John Locke, Two Treatises on Government	3
	Problem	6
2.	The Personhood Perspective	7
	Margaret Jane Radin, Property and Personhood	7
3.	The Utilitarian/Economic Incentive Perspective	12
	Problem	20
B.	Overview of Intellectual Property	21
1.	Trade Secret	22
2.	Patent	23
3.	Copyright	23
4.	Trademark/Trade Dress	27
	Problem	28
2	Trade Secret Protection	31
A.	Introduction	31
1.	History	31
2.	Overview of Trade Secret Protection	34
	Uniform Trade Secrets Act, with 1985 Amendments	34
3.	Theory of Trade Secrets	36
B.	Subject Matter	38
1.	Defining Trade Secrets	38
	Metallurgical Industries, Inc. v. Fourtek, Inc.	38
	Problems	48
2.	Reasonable Efforts to Maintain Secrecy	49
	Rockwell Graphic Systems, Inc. v. DEV Industries, Inc.	49
	Problem	58
	Note on Fencing Costs and Trade Secrets	58
3.	Disclosure of Trade Secrets	61
C.	Misappropriation of Trade Secrets	65
1.	Improper Means	66
	E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co. v. Rolfe Christopher	66
	Problem	71
2.	Confidential Relationship	71
	Smith v. Dravo Corp.	71
	Problems	77
3.	Reverse Engineering	77
	Chicago Lock Co. v. Fanberg	78
	Problems	83
4.	The Special Case of Departing Employees	84
a.	Can Employees "Raid" Their Company?	87
b.	The Right to Compete	88
	Note on the "Inevitable Disclosure" of Trade Secrets	93
c.	Can Employees Take Their Own Inventions?	97
	Wexler v. Greenberg	97
	Note on the Common Law Obligation to Assign Inventions	102
	Problem	103
	Note on Trailer Clauses	103
	Problem	105
D.	Agreements to Keep Secrets	107
	Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. v. Reynolds, Inc.	108
E.	Remedies	112
	Uniform Trade Secrets Act, [sections]2-4	112
1.	Injunctions	113
	K-2 Ski Co. v. Head Ski Co., Inc.	113
	Note on Criminal Trade Secrets Statutes	117
	Note on Federal Criminal Liability for Trade Secret Misappropriation	119
3	Patent Law	123
A.	Introduction	123
1.	Historical Background	123
2.	An Overview of the Patent Laws	131
a.	Requirements for Patentability	131
b.	Rights Conferred by a Patent	132
	Note on the Procedures for Obtaining a Patent	134
3.	Theories of Patent Law	137
B.	The Elements of Patentability	138
1.	Patentable Subject Matter	138
	Diamond v. Chakrabarty	138
	Parke-Davis & Co. v. H. K. Mulford Co.	147
	Problem	151
	Note on Patenting "Abstract Ideas"	151
	Note on Patenting Business Methods and "Printed Matter"	153
	Problems	155
2.	Utility	157
	Brenner v. Manson	157
	Note on Different Types of Utility	163
	Problems	166
3.	Novelty and Statutory Bars	168
	35 U.S.C. [section]102. Conditions for Patentability; Novelty and Loss of Right to Patent	168
a.	The Nature of Novelty	169
	Rosaire v. National Lead Co.	169
	Note on the Inherency Doctrine	173
	Problem	174
b.	Statutory Bars: Publications	174
	In re Hall	175
	Problem	177
c.	Statutory Bars: Public Use	178
	Egbert v. Lippmann	178
	Problem	184
d.	The Experimental Use Exception	185
	City of Elizabeth v. Pavement Co.	185
e.	Priority Rules and the First to Invent	189
	35 U.S.C. [section]102(g). Novelty and Loss of Right	189
	Griffith v. Kanamaru	190
	Note on the GATT Amendments	194
4.	Nonobviousness	195
	Graham v. John Deere Co.	195
a.	Combining References	209
	In re Vaeck	209
	Problem	215
b.	"Secondary" Considerations	215
5.	Describing and Enabling the Invention	217
	The Incandescent Lamp Patent	219
	Note on the Written Description Requirement	225
	The Gentry Gallery v. The Berkline Corp.	227
	Note on "Analog" Claims in Chemical and Biotechnology Patents: An Exploration of Patent Breadth	233
	Problem	238
C.	Infringement	239
1.	Claim Interpretation	239
a.	Interpretive Sources	240
i.	Claim Language	240
ii.	Patent Specification	241
iii.	Prosecution History	242
iv.	Extrinsic Evidence	242
b.	Canons of Construction	244
i.	Claim-Specification Relationship	244
ii.	Patentee as Lexicographer	245
iii.	Claim Differentiation	245
iv.	Presumptive Breadth	246
c.	Interpretive Procedures	246
	Note on the Proper Role of Judge and Jury in Patent Cases	246
2.	Literal Infringement	250
	Larami Corp. v. Amron	250
3.	The Doctrine of Equivalents	256
	Graver Tank & Mfg. v. Linde Air Products	256
	Warner-Jenkinson Co. v. Hilton Davis Chem. Co., Inc.	262
	Note: What Is an Element?	274
	Problem	278
	Note on the Problem of Later-Developed Technologies	279
	Problem	282
4.	The "Reverse" Doctrine of Equivalents	284
5.	Equivalents for Means-Plus-Function Claims	287
6.	Contributory Infringement	290
	C. R. Bard, Inc. v. Advanced Cardiovascular Systems Inc.	290
	Note on Inducement	293
	Problem	295
D.	Defenses	295
1.	The "Experimental Use" Defense	295
2.	Inequitable Conduct	297
	Kingsdown Medical Consultants, Ltd. v. Hollister Inc.	297
3.	Patent Misuse	303
	Motion Picture Patents Company v. Universal Film Manufacturing Company et al.	303
	35 U.S.C. [section]271(d). Infringement of Patent	308
	Note on the Scope of the Patent Misuse Doctrine	310
E.	International Patent Law	315
1.	Procedural Rules	315
2.	Substantive Harmonization and GATT-TRIPs	319
F.	Remedies	321
1.	Injunctions	325
	H. H. Robertson Co. v. United Steel Deck	325
2.	Damages: Reasonable Royalty and Lost Profits	327
	Note on the Frontiers of Lost Profits Damages	330
G.	Design and Plant Patents	333
1.	Design Patents	333
a.	Introduction	333
b.	Requirements for Patentability	334
i.	Novelty	334
ii.	Nonobviousness	335
iii.	Ornamentality	336
iv.	Functionality	337
c.	Claim Requirements and Procedure	337
d.	Infringement	338
2.	Plant Patents	339
a.	The Plant Patent Act	340
b.	The Plant Variety Protection Act	341
4	Copyright Law	345
A.	Introduction	345
1.	Brief History of Copyright Protection	345
2.	An Overview of the Copyright Regime	348
3.	Philosophical Perspectives on Copyright Protection	350
B.	Requirements	353
	17 U.S.C. [section]102. Subject Matter of Copyright	353
1.	Original Works of Authorship	354
	H. R. Rep. No. 94-1476 (1976)	354
	Feist Publications v. Rural Telephone Service	356
	Problem	363
2.	Fixation in a Tangible Medium of Expression	364
	H.R. Rep. No. 94-1476 (1976)	364
	Problem	368
3.	Formalities	368
a.	Notice	368
b.	Publication	369
	Problem	371
c.	Registration	372
d.	Deposit	373
	Note on the Restoration of Foreign Copyrighted Works	373
C.	Copyrightable Subject Matter	374
1.	Limitations on Copyrightability: Distinguishing Function and Expression	374
a.	The Idea-Expression Dichotomy	374
	17 U.S.C. [section]102(b). Subject Matter of Copyright: In General	375
	Baker v. Selden	375
	Problem	380
	Morrissey v. Procter & Gamble	382
	Problems	385
b.	The Useful Article Doctrine	386
	17 U.S.C. [section]101. Pictorial, Graphic, and Sculptural Works	386
	H.R. Rep. No. 94-1476, 94th Cong., 2d Sess., 47, 54-55 (1976)	386
	Brandir International, Inc. v. Cascade Pacific Lumber Co.	388
	Problems	397
c.	Government Works	397
	Problem	399
2.	The Domain and Scope of Copyright Protection	399
	17 U.S.C. [section]102. Subject Matter of Copyright: In General	399
	H.R. Rep. No. 94-1476, 94th Cong., 2d Sess. (1976)	399
a.	Literary Works	400
b.	Pictorial, Graphic, and Sculptural Works	401
	Problem	401
c.	Architectural Works	402
d.	Dramatic, Pantomime, and Choreographic Works	404
	Problem	405
e.	Musical Works and Sound Recordings	405
f.	Motion Pictures and Other Audiovisual Works	406
g.	Derivative Works and Compilations	407
	Roth Greeting Cards v. United Card Co.	409
	Problems	412
	Note on the Rights of Authors and Publishers in Electronic Compilations	412
D.	Ownership and Duration	413
1.	Initial Ownership of Copyrights	414
a.	Works for Hire	414
	Community for Creative Non-Violence et al. v. Reid	414
b.	Joint Works	423
c.	Collective Works	423
	Problems	424
2.	Duration and Renewal	425
	Problems	428
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