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Assessing the SCOTUS term and predicting Kavanaugh’s IP impact

Sanjana Kapila
July 13, 2018
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Managing IP analyses the three IP decisions out of the US Supreme Court in the term just ended, and previews next term and the impact of Justice Kennedy’s retirement

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Sanjana Kapila
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Sanjana edits Managing IP’s international briefings and supplements, including the Asia-Pacific IP Focus, Americas IP Focus and Europe IP Focus. She also writes on trademark, copyright and patent matters for online and print.
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