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USPTO Updates Guidance For More Flexible Examination Of Design Patent Applications Related To Computer-Generated Interfaces And Icons

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By Colin Harris
| Mondaq
Oblon, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, L.L.P are most popular: with readers working within the Insurance industries On March 13, 2026, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued supplemental guidance that provides design patent applicants with greater flexibility when claiming computer-generated interfaces and icons.
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The Evaluative Emptiness of the Economic Approach to Law This post is part of We Are What We Read , an ongoing series in which law & economics scholars discuss contemporary and classic law & economic scholarship. Each review explores a paper’s engagement

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By Colin Harris
| Truth on the Market
Law & economics traces its intellectual roots to the University of Chicago. That lineage still shapes how the field is understood. Chicago price theory—especially Gary Becker’s (1976) systematic application of maximization, equilibrium, and stable preferences across social life, and George Stigler’s (1992, p. 459) suggestion that “every durable social institution or practice is efficient, or it would not persist over time”—left a deep imprint. It also left a durable misunderstanding.
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Paying to Stand Still: Legacy Copper Mandates in a Fiber World

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By Eric Fruits, Brian Albrecht , Colin Harris
ICLE Issue Brief Executive Summary America’s telephone network was built on copper wire. For much of the 20th century, that infrastructure carried nearly every call. Today, consumers rely on mobile service, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), and fiber broadband. Yet federal and state rules still require carriers to maintain aging copper networks—even where few customers remain.
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