Author Archives: Andrew Schulman

Computer software source code in litigation

By Andrew Schulman | Published: April 16, 2020

Slides available here (though they may not entirely make sense without the audio, available as on-demand continuing legal education from ProLawCLE).

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Source Code Protective Orders

By Andrew Schulman | Published: October 21, 2019

Source Code Protective Orders, From the Perspective of a Source Code Examiner

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Patent Litigation: An Introduction to Patent Claims, “Limitations,” Infringement, and Invalidity — Part Five

By Andrew Schulman | Published: August 16, 2019

Patent Litigation Part Five: An Introduction to Patent Claims, “Limitations,” Infringement, and Invalidity

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