Prof. Paul Gugliuzza shares his insights into a conflict between two strong personalities on the Federal Circuit bench. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza offers his take on the Federal Circuit’s use of Rule 36 to issue no-opinion affirmances of lower court decisions. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza discusses the “persuasive and voluminous” amount of evidence necessary to transfer venue in patent litigation. Read More

As the Western District of Texas welcomes a new chief judge, Prof. Paul Gugliuzza says it’s too soon to tell how she’ll address concerns about Judge Alan Albright’s solicitation of patent cases. Read More

SCOTUS overwhelmingly defers to the Solicitor General on whether to take patent cases, but has gone against SG advice twice recently. Prof. Paul Gugliuzza sees two possible explanations. Read More

New rules about how cases are assigned in the Western District of Texas have led to fewer patent cases coming before Judge Alan Albright. Prof. Paul Gugliuzza offers some thoughts on what might happen next. Read More

As rule changes disrupt the flow of patent cases to Judge Alan Albright’s courtroom, Prof. Paul Gugliuzza cautions against having one judge wield so much power over patent law. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza examines the Federal Circuit’s practice of citing to its own nonprecedential opinions in this guest post for PatentlyO. Read More

As SCOTUS prepares to hear a fair use copyright case over a Warhol print made from a photo of Prince, Prof. Paul Gugliuzza questions whether it represents renewed interest by the High Court in patent litigation or just interest in other aspects of the case. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza shares his take on the legal dispute over Moderna’s patent for an mRNA molecule and what it illustrates about the nature of innovation today. Read More