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Editors' Preface & Precedential Opinion Summary, Valerie Caras, Jason Kurtyka, Timothy J. Muyano, Thallia Malespin Jan 2019

Editors' Preface & Precedential Opinion Summary, Valerie Caras, Jason Kurtyka, Timothy J. Muyano, Thallia Malespin

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Fifty Years Of Foia In Operation, 1967-2017, Tuan N. Samahon Jan 2019

Fifty Years Of Foia In Operation, 1967-2017, Tuan N. Samahon

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Resolving Foia Disputes, Margaret Kwoka, Alina Semo, Marcia Berman, Michael Bekesha Jan 2019

Resolving Foia Disputes, Margaret Kwoka, Alina Semo, Marcia Berman, Michael Bekesha

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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The Future Of Foia In An Open Government World: Implications Of The Open Government Agenda For Freedom Of Information Policy And Implementation, Daniel Berliner, Alex Ingrams, Suzanne J. Piotrowski Jan 2019

The Future Of Foia In An Open Government World: Implications Of The Open Government Agenda For Freedom Of Information Policy And Implementation, Daniel Berliner, Alex Ingrams, Suzanne J. Piotrowski

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Comparative Analysis Of Innovation Failures And Institutions In Context, Brett Frischmann, Mark P. Mckenna Jan 2019

Comparative Analysis Of Innovation Failures And Institutions In Context, Brett Frischmann, Mark P. Mckenna

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Many different legal and non-legal institutions govern and therefore shape knowledge production. It is tempting, given the various types of knowledge, knowledge producers, and systems with and within which knowledge and knowledge producers and users interact, to look for reductionist shortcuts—in general, but especially in the context of comparative institutional analysis. The temptation should be resisted for it leads to either what Harold Demsetz called the Nirvana Fallacy or what Elinor Ostrom critiqued as myopic allegories.

One easy reductionist step is to focus on a particular dilemma—a particular market failure, for example, ignoring or assuming away others—and then compare institutions …


Abstraction,Filtration, And Comparison In Patent Law, Michael Risch Jan 2019

Abstraction,Filtration, And Comparison In Patent Law, Michael Risch

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Private Ordering And Improving Information Flow To The Board Of Directors: The Duty To Inform Bylaw, Jennifer O'Hare Jan 2019

Private Ordering And Improving Information Flow To The Board Of Directors: The Duty To Inform Bylaw, Jennifer O'Hare

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It seems that almost every day there is another report of a corporate scandal at a public company. Whether the scandal involves sexual harassment by senior management or widespread illegal conduct by employees, the first question asked by investors and the media is usually, “Where was the board?” And the board’s response is almost always, “We didn’t know.” Directors of public companies rely on officers to provide the information the board needs to manage the corporation, but, strangely enough, officers may not even be legally required to provide information to the board. The Delaware General Corporation Law is silent on …


The Vaccine Race In The 21st Century, Ana Santos Rutschman Jan 2019

The Vaccine Race In The 21st Century, Ana Santos Rutschman

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In a world where infectious diseases spread at increasingly faster rates, the development of new human vaccines remains a priority in biopharmaceutical innovation. Legal scholars have addressed different aspects of vaccine regulation and administration, but less attention has been paid to the role of laws governing innovation during the stages of research and development (“R&D”) of vaccines.

This Article explores the race to develop new vaccines from its beginnings through the early twenty-first century, with a focus on the progressively pervasive role of intellectual property in governing vaccine innovation. It describes the insufficiencies of current innovation regimes in promoting socially …


Wannacry, Ransomware, And The Emerging Threat To Corporations, Lawrence J. Trautman, Peter Ormerod Jan 2019

Wannacry, Ransomware, And The Emerging Threat To Corporations, Lawrence J. Trautman, Peter Ormerod

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The WannaCry ransomware attack began on May 12, 2017, and is unprecedented in scale-quickly impacting nearly a quarter-million computers in over 150 countries. The WannaCry virus exploits a vulnerability to Microsoft Windows that was originally developed by the U.S. National Security Agency and operates by encrypting a victim's data and demanding payment of a ransom in exchange for data recovery. Security experts have indicated that a North Korea- linked group of hackers-who have also been implicated in cyberattacks against Sony Pictures in 2014, the Bangladeshi Central Bank in 2016, and Polish banks in February 2017-is behind the attack.

Ransomware threatens …


Cornerstone Residence Inc V. City Of Clairton Dec 2018

Cornerstone Residence Inc V. City Of Clairton

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Lisa Hatch V. Franklin County Dec 2018

Lisa Hatch V. Franklin County

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Alex Reinig V. Rbs Citizens Na Dec 2018

Alex Reinig V. Rbs Citizens Na

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Arif Sarker V. Attorney General United States Dec 2018

Arif Sarker V. Attorney General United States

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Usa V. Stephen Matakovich Dec 2018

Usa V. Stephen Matakovich

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In Re: Francis Malofiy Dec 2018

In Re: Francis Malofiy

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In Re: Avandia Marketing Sales Dec 2018

In Re: Avandia Marketing Sales

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Jason Cole V. Rick Encapera Dec 2018

Jason Cole V. Rick Encapera

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Usa V. Robert Cormier Dec 2018

Usa V. Robert Cormier

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Dale Thorpe V. Township Of Upper Makefield Dec 2018

Dale Thorpe V. Township Of Upper Makefield

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Cathy Cardillo V. Mark Neary Dec 2018

Cathy Cardillo V. Mark Neary

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Jomear Martin V. City Of Newark Dec 2018

Jomear Martin V. City Of Newark

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Elizabeth Snider V. Sterling Airways Dec 2018

Elizabeth Snider V. Sterling Airways

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Robert Wall V. Corona Capital Llc Dec 2018

Robert Wall V. Corona Capital Llc

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Lee Argush V. Lpl Financial Dec 2018

Lee Argush V. Lpl Financial

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Laureta Ndou V. Attorney General United States Dec 2018

Laureta Ndou V. Attorney General United States

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Usa V. Jamael Stubbs Dec 2018

Usa V. Jamael Stubbs

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Peter Bistrian V. Troy Levi Dec 2018

Peter Bistrian V. Troy Levi

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Usa V. Robert Coleman Dec 2018

Usa V. Robert Coleman

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David Battle V. Ray Mabus Dec 2018

David Battle V. Ray Mabus

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Raheel Rehman V. Attorney General United States Dec 2018

Raheel Rehman V. Attorney General United States

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