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The University of Michigan Mess of an Old Patent Policy, Part IV

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Gerald Barnett

In a series of three articles (here, here, and here), I showed how the University of Michigan intellectual property policy apparatus managed–or didn’t manage–patents and copyrights. One problem is Regents Bylaw 3.10. The Bylaw sets out conditions under which it is … Continue reading →

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