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| Deducting High-Technology Start-Up Expenditures - 236 occurances |
| Warranties and Mass Distributed Software - 106 occurances |
| Recent Amendments to the Canadian Criminal Code Respecting Computer Abuse Offenses - 92 occurances |
| The Super Royalty: The 1984 and 1986 Tax Act Amendments Affecting Transfers of Intangibles to Foreign Subsidiaries - 91 occurances |
| Bits, Bytes, and the Right to Know: How the Electronic Freedom of Information Act Holds the Key to Public Access to a Wealth of Useful Government Databases - 61 occurances |
| The Uniform Trade Secrets Act: California Civil Code § 3426 - 59 occurances |
| Computer Programs and Other Faculty Writings Under the Work-For-Hire Doctrine: Who Owns the Intellectual's Property? - 59 occurances |
| Rebalancing Section 512 to Protect Fair Users From Herds of Mice—Trampling Elephants, or a Little Due Process is not Such a Dangerous Thing - 49 occurances |
| Where is the ITC Going After Kyocera? - 48 occurances |
| Where is the ITC Going After Kyocera? - 48 occurances |
| Smart Companies, Foolish Choices? Product Designs That Harm Competitors - 46 occurances |
| Electronic Contracting Under the 2003 Revisions to Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code: Clarification or Chaos? - 46 occurances |
| Article 82: Gestalt, Myths, Questions - 39 occurances |
| Cost Effectiveness and Legal Compliance: An Analysis of Securities Law Compliance For the Start-Up Company - 35 occurances |
| Territorial Impact Factors: An Argument For Determining Patent Infringement Based Upon Impact on the U.S. Market - 30 occurances |
| Cyberstalking: Can Communication via the Internet Constitute a Credible Threat, and Should an Internet Service Provider Be Liable if it Does? - 29 occurances |
| Copyright Law: Only Copying of Computer Programs by Owner-Users Protected by Section 117(1). Apple Computer, Inc. v. Formula International Inc., 594 F. Supp. 617 (C.D. Cal. 1984). - 25 occurances |
| Toney v. L’Oreal USA Inc.: The Answer to the Question “What Do Hair Relaxer Products Have to Do With the Seventh Circuit’s View on Copyright Preemption and the Right of Publicity?” - 20 occurances |
