David Olson

Events

PIE Panel Asks If Patents Encourage Innovation

December 8, 2021

Online Exclusives

IP Protection Drives Innovation Essential in Pandemic

Keynoter Sandra Leung ’84 says move towards erosion of IP rights globally is frightening.

By Jamie Ehrlich ’23
October 26, 2020

Faculty Scholarship

38 Faculty on Covid’s Impact on Law and Society

By Vicki Sanders, David Reich, and Jeri Zeder
Summer 2020

The Vision Project

Business Is Doing Its Part

How innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth can help to cure what ails us.

By Jeri Zeder
June 19, 2020

Online Exclusives

Do We Really Understand Drug Pricing?

Former FDA chief counsel provides an insider's perspective on big pharma.

By Ismail Ercan ’22
March 2, 2020

Online Exclusives

Faculty Assume Leadership Roles in AALS

In addition to BC Law Dean Vincent Rougeau, who has officially assumed his role as The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) President-elect, a number ...

January 17, 2020

Online Exclusives

US-China IP Relations: Asking the Hard Questions

BC Law's PIE Program and Ropes & Gray convene top authorities for two-day summit.

By Clea Simon
November 1, 2019

Online Exclusives

Cyber Expert Talks of Threats

Assistant Attorney General John Demers takes aim at China and other bad actors conducting economic espionage, hacking, and related crimes.

September 11, 2019

Event Roundup

FitzGibbon Presents at Catholic Conference

Events on children's rights, Latin American courts, internet law, constitutional threats, and more in our monthly calendar roundup.

November 21, 2018

Online Exclusives

What Cost Free Access to Justice?

Brazilian and American experts compare systems and explore solutions.

By Jaegun Lee ’20
November 19, 2018