Abstract
When the Intellectual Property Redux conference was first announced two or so years ago, I remember having both a positive and negative reaction. The positive reaction was, "Wow, what a great idea for a conference." The negative reaction was, "Oh man, why didn't I think of it first?" But now that I have been included, all negative thoughts have washed away.
The article I am here to revisit is Risk Aversion and Rights Accretion in Intellectual Property Law, which was published in 2007. I'm going to give a brief recap of the thesis and then tum to a few things I got wrong, some subsequent scholarship, various developments in practice, and the airing of grievances.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2019
Recommended Citation
James Gibson, Rights Accretion Redux, 60 IDEA 45 (2019).