Christopher A. Cotropia - School of Law

Christopher A. Cotropia - School of Law

"Ethical Considerations on Undisclosed Classroom Recordings," Not Just for Learning -- A Comprehensive Look on How IEP and 504 Plans Affect Youth, University of Richmond Public Interest Law Review (October 2023)


"Data and Civil Law," Data Justice: How Innovative Data is Transforming the Law, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law (October 2023)


"Patents Used in Patent Office Rejections as Indicators of Value," Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Society of Empirical Legal Studies and University of Chicago Law School (October 2023)


" Political Ideology and Judicial Administration: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic ," UR Faculty & Staff Research Symposium, University of Richmond (September 2023)


Commentator, "Copyright Small Claims Court," 7th Workshop on Empirical Methods in Intellectual Property, Duke Law School (July 2023)


"Better, Faster, and Cheaper Patenting ," Patcon 11, Northwestern University (April 2023)


"Better, Faster, and Cheaper Patenting," Works-in-Progress in Intellectual Property, Suffolk University Law School (February 2023)


"Gender Discrimination in Online Markets," Law and Economics Seminar, Washington University St. Louis School of Law (November 2022)


"Political Ideology and Judicial Administration: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic," Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Society of Empirical Legal Studies (November 2022)


"Why Companies Make Versus Buy Legal Services," 10th Annual Mid-Atlantic Patent Works-in-Progress, Georgetown University School of Law (September 2022)


"Why Companies Make Versus Buy Legal Services," Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Society of Empirical Legal Studies (March 2022)


Presenter, "Focus on Menstrual Justice in Schools," 12th Feminist Legal Theory Conference: Applied Feminism and Privacy, Center on Applied Feminism at the University of Baltimore School of Law (April 2021)


Presenter, "Law's Ability to Further the 'Menstural Movement'," Are You There, Law? It's Me, Menstruation, Columbia Journal of Gender & Law (April 2021)


Presenter, "Conflicts of Interest In Intellectual Property Law Cases," Greater Richmond Intellectual Property Lawyers Association Annual Meeting, Greater Richmond Intellectual Property Lawyers Association (October 2020)


Presenter, "The Hidden Value of Abandoned Patent Applications to the Patent System," Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Society of Empirical Legal Studies (November 2019)


Presenter, "The Hidden Value of Abandoned Patent Applications to the Patent System," Empirical Patent Law Conference, Georgetown Law Center (October 2019)


Presenter, "The Hidden Value of Abandoned Patent Applications to the Patent System," University of Richmond, University of Richmond (June 2019)


Commentator, "Retractions," Empirical Methods in IP, USPTO (April 2019)


Commentator, "Strategic Citations: A Reassessment," 7th Annual Empirical Patent Conference, Duke University (March 2019)


Presentations Prior to 2019
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