Abstract
Anyone who teaches intellectual property law knows how exciting the subject matter can be for students. They inundate professors not only with questions about the classroom material but also with news about emerging technologies, cutting-edge litigation, and legislative initiatives. And the attentive professor will seek to turn these exchanges into teaching moments.
One favorite of students involves a classic intellectual-property mechanism, the cease-and-desist letter. It’s a favorite, I think, because such correspondence can be over the top, and the responses can be quite funny – making this a perfect topic for this April Fool’s edition of IP Viewpoints. [...]
Document Type
Editorial
Publication Date
2014
Recommended Citation
James Gibson, Cease, Desist, and Laugh, The Media Institute (Apr. 01, 2014), available at http://www.mediainstitute.org/IPI/2014/040114.php.