The latest issue of the Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review is now out in print.  The contents include:

• Mark Lemley’s Nies Lecture, “Can the Patent Office Be Fixed?”
• Ysolde Gendreau’s lecture on copyright reform in Canada, “Canada and the Three-Step Test: A Step in Which Direction?”
• Dalila Hoover’s article, “Coercion Will Not Protect Trademark Owners in China, but an Understanding of China’s Culture Will: A Lesson the United States Has to Learn”
• Benedetta Ubertazzi’s article, “Intellectual Property Rights and Exclusive (Subject Matter) Jurisdiction: Between Private and Public International Law”
• Brian Jacobs’ comment on intellectual property as security for financing
• Colin Shanahan’s comment on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
• Syvil Shelbourne’s comment on rule of reason patent misuse analysis
• Nicholas Smith’s comment on Medimmune v. Genentech

Abstracts and links for full-text downloads are here.  Congratulations to the editors for bringing Volume 15 to a successful conclusion!