This year's annual First Monday lectures -- given each year to give alumni in several cities a chance to discuss with current faculty the issues facing the Supreme Court in its upcoming term -- were presented by Assistant Professor of Law Jonathan Masur. His talk was entitled "The Assertive Supreme Court: Patent Law and the Future of Economic Regulation." The version presented at the lecture in Chicago last week is now online.
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October 12, 2009
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