Litigation
Ca. Litig. Rev. 2021
Content
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Appeals and Writs
- Art Law
- California Evidence
- Civil Procedure: Personal Jurisdiction Post-ford Motor Company V. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court
- Class Actions: 2021 Update
- Employment Law: Select Cases
- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE & EDITORIAL BOARD
- Insurance Law
- Military and Veteran Highlights of 2021
- Table of Contents
- The Prospective Client Interview—New Considerations In Light of Formal Opinion No. 2021-205 To Avoid Conflicts and Complications
- Estop, In the Name of Equity! How the Minerva Case May Have Both Narrowed and Broadened a Centuries-old Property Doctrine
ESTOP, IN THE NAME OF EQUITY! HOW THE MINERVA CASE MAY HAVE BOTH NARROWED AND BROADENED A CENTURIES-OLD PROPERTY DOCTRINE
AUTHORS*
Morgan Chu
Dominik Slusarczyk
Our patent laws are based in statutes which have been crafted and periodically modernized over the course of more than two centuries. Many of the rules governing patents, such as the rights they convey, how those rights may be enforced, and how far they reach, are well understood and fairly predictably applied. They have been catered to the particularities of our patent system.