Articles by Rachel Gordon
Rachel Gordon is a 3L at WCL with an interest in IP Law, Food and Drug Law and Health Law. Rachel serves as the co-Symposium and Events Editor for the IP Brief and the Technology Director for the Health Law and Justice Initiative. Her legal work experience includes working as a Dean's Fellow for the WCL Office of International Exchange and Study Abroad and a Research Assistant for the Health Law and Policy Institute. In August 2011, Rachel will join the WCL General Practice Clinic as a student attorney. Rachel holds a B.S. in Food Science, Operations and Management from Cornell University. She is originally from Long Island, New York.
On October 14, PIJIP and IPLS hosted a lunch with Charles Cronin, a 1985 WCL graduate, and he gave a talk on whether copyright should apply to manufactured fragrances. There was one case in the …
When I was a kid, I had many different toys, including a dollhouse, shelves full of board games, and tons of plastic blocks with small studs on top that would connect with each other. I …
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board refused to let the Lebanese Arak Corporation register the mark “KHORAN” to sell alcoholic beverages, because the mark is too similar to the term “Koran,” the sacred text of …
The World Cup is more than just a month of soccer games and vuvuzelas, it is also an opportunity for FIFA’s IP lawyers to enforce their 100+ trademarks and insure that nobody throws around the words “World Cup …
In a case decided on March 11, 2010, nXn (formerly “PA Advisors”) filed suit against Google, Yahoo, and several other defendants alleging infringement of nXn’s patent for a “System and Method for Generating Personalized User …
