First Sale and Exhaustion in IP Symposium
Speaker Presentations

JUSTIFICATIONS FOR THE FIRST SALE/EXHAUSTION DOCTRINES

An Economic Argument for Flexibility in IPR Licensing (Anne Layne-Farrar)
First Sale Doctrine and Secondary Markets (Rahul Telang)
A Comparative Property Perspective on Post-Sale Restrictions (Molly Shaffer Van Houweling)

CHANNEL MANAGEMENT ISSUES

Channel Management: A Business Perspective (Dale D. Achabal)
What Modern Antitrust Law Can and Cannot Teach about the First Sale Doctrine
(Ariel Katz)
Antitrust and the First-Sale Doctrine (Catherine Sandoval)

TRANSBORDER AND COMPARATIVE ISSUES

Exhaustion of Trademarks and Parallel Imports in China (Daniel C.K. Chow)
Exhausting Extraterritoriality (John A. Rothchild)
Market Integration and “First Sale” Rule in North American and European Trademark Law (Irene Calboli)
International Exhaustion: Access to Medicine under TRIPS (Cynthia Ho)

COPYRIGHT ISSUES

First Sale and Contract (Raymond T. Nimmer)
Exceptions to the First-Sale Doctrine in Copyright Law (Tyler T. Ochoa)