Prof. Carrier presented “PBMs: The Hidden Actor Behind Product Hopping” at (1) the Health, Innovation, and the Law Colloquium at the University of Texas Law School; (2) a Temple Law School class on Current Topics in Antitrust Law; and (3) (by Zoom) the Cambridge-USC Antitrust Workshop. He also presented “Settlements and Value” at the Saint … Continue reading Prof. Carrier gives 5 talks…
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Prof. Carrier co-authors Supreme Court brief
With Charles Duan, Sean Tu, and Aaron Kesselheim, Prof. Carrier filed a Brief of 76 Scholars of Law, Business, Economics, and Medicine as Amici Curiae in Support of Petitioners in the case Hikma Pharmaceuticals v. Amarin Pharma, Inc. et al. in the Supreme Court. Read the brief here.
Rutgers Law Co-Hosts Major Trade Secrets Conference: “The Defend Trade Secrets Act at 10”
“The Defend Trade Secrets Act at 10” brings together leading scholars, practitioners and policymakers to reflect on a decade of one of the most consequential developments in U.S. intellectual property law. Hosted by University of Missouri School of Law and the Missouri Law Review 2026 Symposium, and co-sponsored by Rutgers Law School, this full-day symposium … Continue reading Rutgers Law Co-Hosts Major Trade Secrets Conference: “The Defend Trade Secrets Act at 10”…
The Law of Public Art
Juyoun Han, a partner at a New York law firm known for its work in art law, spoke at Rutgers-Camden Law School with her former client, Kaves, the legendary street artist based in Brooklyn. Ms. Han has helped artists, including Kaves, win major cases under VARA—the Visual Artists Rights Act. VARA is a federal law … Continue reading The Law of Public Art…
Prof. Hrdy’s research featured in Law360
A new article in Law360 highlights forthcoming scholarship by Professor Camilla Hrdy, associate professor at Rutgers Law School, examining how juries respond to the use of artificial intelligence in trade secrets disputes. In their forthcoming article, to be published in the Stanford Journal of Law, Economics & Business, Hrdy and researchers from the University of … Continue reading Prof. Hrdy’s research featured in Law360…