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generalist rather than theoretical discussions for the expert. Edited by
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Law Practicum is published twice per year by the
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ISSN 1041-3405 (print) ISSN 1933-8376 (online)
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| Inside the Current Issue |
(Autumn 2012)
Editor’s Note
David W. Detjen
“Canada” Immigration Trusts for U.S. Persons
Gwen Benjamin and Glenn G. Fox
The Irish Intellectual Property Regime and the Treatment of
Intellectual Property Licenses Under the Bankruptcy Laws of Ireland
Carol Plunkett
The
Treatment of Intellectual Property Licenses Under U.S. Bankruptcy
Law
Eric Stenshoel
The Challenges of eDiscovery and Cloud Computing
Jonathan P. Armstrong, Eric Sinrod, and Philip J. Favro
International Trade Commission: The Real Rocket Docket
James A. Johnson
Third-Party Funding in International Dispute Resolution
Aren Goldsmith
Commentary: The Rise of an Asian Monetary Fund?
Narun Popattanachai
Perspectives on Art Law
A Portuguese
Overview of Stolen Masters: The Sale of Stolen and Plundered Art
António Sampaio Caramelo
Stolen Masters: The Sale of Stolen and Plundered Art—An
Austrian Perspective
Otto Waechter and Petra Fizimayer
Perspectives on Madrid System
Overview of the Madrid System and the United States
Perspective
L. Donald Prutzman
The Madrid System from a Mexican and Broader Latin American
Perspective
Federico González Peña
The Madrid System from a Portuguese and Broader European
Perspective
João Paulo Mioludo
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