University of Arizona 1 credit Law
This short course focuses on the Apple v. Samsung litigation currently pending in the Northern District of California (Case No. 11-cv-01846-LHK-PSG). Students taking the class will do a post-mortem of the litigation, focusing on selected, patent-related topics pivotal to the outcome of the litigation. Readings will be based on actual court filings from the Apple v. Samsung litigation. The course will give students interested in patent law or patent litigation an opportunity to practice some of the skills that they acquired while taking Patent Law course or Patent Litigation Fundamentals course.
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