Donika Pentcheva’s research regarding patent attorneys’ rates and practices was cited in a joint brief in a case pending before The Honorable André Birotte, Jr., United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Central District of California.
Donika Pentcheva is featured in the Class Notes Section of Mitchell Hamline School of Law’s Winter 2018 Publication. The publication can be accessed at https://issuu.com/mitchellhamline/docs/237241_winter_2018_hires.
Donika Pentcheva’s research is cited in a law review note published in the Minnesota Law Review, a law review published by students at the University of Minnesota Law School. The note is titled “Mayo, Myriad, and a Muddled Analysis: Do Recent Changes to the Patentable Subject Matter Doctrine Threaten Patent Protecions for Epigenetics-Based Inventions?” The […]
Donika Pentcheva’s research has been cited in a journal article published in the North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology. The article is titled “Juries in U.S. Patent Cases: A Comparative Portrait of the Boundaries of Democracy.” The article can be accessed through the North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology’s Open Access Program, which […]
“U.S. Legal Practice: Practical Guide Civil Law and Public Law” addresses both German lawyers and international companies that come into contact with U.S. law in practice. Thematically, the presentation comprises the essential features of U.S. process and contract law. In addition, this work includes other important subject areas such as environmental law and the law […]
An article contribution in the journal Technology|Architecture + Design, titled “Novelty and Ownership: Intellectual Property in Architecture and Design” by Martina Decker, Assistant Professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, posits as follows: Throughout history, architects have prided themselves on their problem-solving skills and their ability to overcome obstacles. They have found new ways […]