IP Talks

Professor Oren Bracha (University of Texas School of Law) informs us about what today’s debates over generative AI and copyright get right—and wrong. Bracha explains why many infringement claims based on AI training misunderstand what copyright is designed to protect, and why courts may be stretching familiar tools like fair use to address broader social concerns. The conversation also explores wh...

In this episode of IP Talks, host Jan-Willem Prügel interviews Kristine Pashin, a Silicon Valley-based scientist and entrepreneur, about her work in the patent space. Kristine, a Stanford graduate with a background in neural tissue engineering and biotech, co-founded Article IP, a company focused on streamlining the patent drafting and management process through an AI-powered platform. The platfor...

In this episode of IP Talks , guest is Professor Jessica Silbey, a leading U.S. scholar of intellectual property law, talks about how creativity and innovation actually work – and why intellectual property law often gets it wrong. Drawing on her interdisciplinary background in law, literature, and cultural studies, Jessica challenges the dominant assumption that IP law primarily incentivizes...

In this episode, Harvard law professor Rebecca Tushnet takes us on a trip to the intricate balance between IP enforcement and First Amendment rights, discussing topics like fair use, generative AI, remix culture, and trademark law. The episode also explores the challenges posed by state and federal regulations on false advertising, digital personality rights, and age verification for online conten...

Summary In this episode, we delve into the future of healthcare. Dr. Meskó, a physician and PhD in genomics, discusses how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, digital health, and wearables are transforming global medicine. The conversation covers the importance of patient empowerment, the role of AI in medical diagnostics, and how personalized health tracking can revolutionize indi...

In this episode of IP Talks, Mark Lemley, an esteemed legal scholar from Stanford Law School, about the significant changes and challenges within the U.S. patent system over the past few decades. The discussion covers topics such as the creation and impact of the Federal Circuit, the influence of the America Invents Act, and the rise of non-practicing entities (patent trolls) and their effect on p...

Summary In this episode of the IP Talks podcast, host Jan-Willem Prügel interviews Dr. Francis Gurry, an Australian lawyer and former Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) from 2008 to 2020. Dr. Gurry, with an academic background in law from the University of Melbourne and the University of Cambridge, shares insights from his illustrious career, which includes ove...

Summary In this episode of IP Talks, Jan Willem Prügel hosts one of Ukraine’s leading intellectual property experts, Ganna Prokhorova. The discussion unveils the intricacies of domain name disputes, touching on cybersquatting, typosquatting, and the UDRP process. Ganna shares her unique journey into IP law, the challenges within the Ukrainian market, and her influential role in the Internati...

Summary Key Discussion Points: Exploration of Patent Linkage: Learn about complex IP concepts, such as China’s patent linkage system, which aligns with international frameworks but adapts to China’s unique regulatory landscape. Trade Secret Litigation Trends: The podcast highlights recent developments in China’s trade secret laws, discussing landmark cases, the role of local and internationa...

Summary This comprehensive IP Talks episode with host Jan-Willem Prügel features an enlightening conversation with IP lawyer Ilona Boliubash, covering Ukraine’s transformative journey in intellectual property law amidst European integration and martial law. It explores the country’s adaptation to EU standards, the implications of recent political events, and legislative advancements such as...

Summary In this episode of IP Talks, hosted by Jan Willem Prügel, Indian law students Manya and Suryansh discuss the intricacies of the Indian patent system in contrast to Western approaches. The conversation delves into the unique challenges of enforcing patent rights in India, including an overburdened judiciary and innovative interim measures like Anton Piller and John Doe orders. The episode c...

Summary In this episode of IP Talks, host Jan welcomes Suryansh Singh and Manya Gupta, distinguished law students from the National Law University in New Delhi, to explore intellectual property rights in India with a focus on the patent system. The discussion spans India’s historical patent practices, its journey towards TRIPS compliance, and the unique Section 3D provision that prevents eve...

Summary and Time Stamps Insights into China’s Evolving IP Landscape: An Interview with Douglas Clark In the inaugural episode of IP Talks, host Jan-Willem Prügel interviews Douglas Clark, a seasoned solicitor and expert in intellectual property (IP) and technology law. With over 30 years of experience and more than 3000 IP and technology cases, Doug shares insights from his extensive career,...