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Fire of Genius
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Fire of Genius episodes
- Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 13, Limitations on Extraterritorial Trademark Infringement Recovery
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Srija, Yiming, and Karlie sit down with Indiana University Maurer School of Law's Professor Marshall Leaffer. The episode focuses on the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court case Abitron Austria GmbH v. Hetronic International. In this discussion, the associates and Professor Leaffer speak about extraterritorial trademark infringement recovery limitations.
21 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Episode 12, The Sticky Legal Issues Around Trademarking Candy Shapes
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Jenna, Andy, and Arathi examine the legal aspects of trademarks and candy shapes. These associates discuss historical cases, what candy shapes, such as KitKat bars, have and have not been trademarked in the United States, and trademark comparisons between the U.S. and Europe.
19 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 11, Do NIL Bills Really Protect College Athletes' Rights?
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Ben, Amelia, and Tianyuan host Professor Jayma Meyer to discuss the NCAA, historical student-athlete cases, and proposed NIL bills.
32 min - Fire of Genius, Vol.13, Ep. 10, An Updated Discussion on Jack Daniels' Win at the Supreme Court
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Hunter , Jackson, and Tanner discuss the procedural details, final decision, and the effects of the Supreme Court case Jack Daniel's Properties v. VIP Products.
18 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 9, The Broader Social Impacts of Innovation
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Caroline and Taylor welcome Professor Peter Lee from University of California, Davis School of Law, to discuss ways to enhance the wider societal effects of innovation.
48 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 8, The Writer's Strike
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Ben, Amelia, and Tianyuan sit down to discuss the 2023 writer's strike and its impact on the discussions and uses of Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property.
15 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 7, Misleading Patent Signals
On this episode of Fire of Genius, Caroline and Taylor sit down with Professor Greg Reilly of Chicago-Kent College of Law to discuss Professor Reilly's recently published paper regarding how differently distinct audiences may perceive various ways patents signal information and evaluate the results of those perceptions.
28 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 6, Trends in Right to Repair
On this episode of Fire of Genius, associates Tanner, Jackson, and Hunter discuss the Right to Repair and its impact on technology, agriculture, consumer rights, and environmental sustainability.
20 min - Fire of Genius, Vol. 13, Ep. 5, Is IP Law Failing Independent Fashion Designers and Small Businesses?
On this episode of Fire of Genius, associates Karlie, Srija, and Yiming discuss how traditional IP protections are favoring small businesses and allowing fast fashion companies to capitalize on this defect.
17 min - IP Lessons From Barbenheimer
On this episode of Fire of Genius, associates Jenna Sur, Andy Eddington, and Arathi Kumar discuss the intellectual property background within the two-part blockbuster combination: Barbie and Oppenheimer.
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A podcast dedicated to all things IP presented by the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.