Events Calendar

Breakfast and lunch provided Panel 1: Pluralism in IP - Patrick Goold and David Simon (9-10 am) Panel 2: A Law and Political Economy of IP - Oren Bracha and Talha Syed (10-11 am) Panel 3: The Law of Everyday Design - Mark McKenna and Jessica Silbey (11:15 am-12:15 pm) Panel 4: Rationalizing Patents: Context and the Security of Social Value - John M. Golden (1:15-2:15 pm) Panel 5: Patents and the Border, or, No One Ever Called Alexander Graham Bell an "Immigrant Inventor" - Kara Swanson (2:15-3:15 pm) Panel 6: Seeing the Dead People: Mark, Meaning, and the Haunting of Modern Trademark Law - Kali Murray (3:30-4:30 pm)

Professor Nelson Tebbe (Cornell Law School) joins us to discuss his recent paper, A First Amendment Realignment: Political Inversion in the Law of Speech Hosts. In his paper, Professor Tebbe argues that political inversions have affected constitutional discourse around the regulation of digital platforms and campus speech, and he explores the challenges and possibilities that these turnabouts may present. Lunch will be provided.