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The Federal Circuit Bar Journal (“FCBJ”) is the official journal of the Federal Circuit Bar Association and is a quarterly publication providing meaningful, insightful and timely coverage of issues within the purview of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. To learn more about the Journal, visit our About the Journal page.
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| Our Current Issue: Volume 34 Issue 1 |
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Reconceptualizing the Federal Circuit’s Choice of Law Doctrine: A Blend of Reverse Erie, Interest Analysis, and Federal Common Law | Janelle Barbier
Rescuing Democracy: A Case to Apply the Moral Utility Doctrine Under Patent Law to Regulate Broken Voting Systems | Victoria Vigo
Artificial Intelligence and Patent Law: How Will the Federal Circuit Keep Up with Rapidly Growing Technology? | Ariana Asefi
Repairing the Repair-Reconstruction Doctrine | Jonathan Schneider |
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