Jay Kesan

  Professor of LawH. Ross & Helen Workman Research ScholarDirector, Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Law  

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Read about Jay Kesan's books and publications here Technologist, Patent Attorney &Professor

As a research scientist at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center and subsequently as a Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, I have published extensively on technology, cybersecurity, and patent law. I am also a co-inventor on 18 U.S. patents. My scientific and technological publications and patents focus on rf circuitry, wireless communication technology, semiconductor device design, integrated circuit design and fabrication. I have also published numerous articles and 6 books on patent law and policy and cyber security and privacy with an emphasis on empirical research methodologies. I have published in both peer-reviewed scientific journals and in the law reviews.

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https://jaykesan.com/IBM T.J. Watson Research Center , Yorktown Heights, NY Research Staff Scientist 1989-1993. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA (concurrent with IBM) Visiting Scientist, National Magnet Laboratory 1990-1993. Columbia University, New York, NY (concurrent with IBM) Thesis Supervisor of Doctoral Students 1989-1993. Technical and/or Legal Expert & Consultant Served as Technical Expert and/or Patent Law Expert in numerous patent litigations; Technical expert in microelectronics, microwave/millimeter wave circuits and devices, optoelectronics, wireless communications, nanotechnology, and software; Appointed by U.S. federal judges as Special Master in patent litigations; Served on the Board of Directors/Advisors of numerous technology start-ups 1998-Present. Pennie & Edmonds LLP, Washington, DC Associate Attorney (1996-97), Patent Agent & Law Clerk (1993-96);1993-1997. Law Clerk to the Hon. Patrick E. Higginbotham, Dallas, TX U.S. Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit 1997-1998. United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), Alexandria, VA Thomas A. Edison Scholar Oct. 2012-Feb. 2013 Expert/Adviser July 2013-June 2014. DiMuro Ginsberg PC, Alexandria, VA Of Counsel Aug. 2014-Present.

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Jay Kesan | Professor,University of Illinois College of Law

Jay Kesan - Centre for Innovation, Director, Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Law. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Author...

Jay P. Kesan has published extensively both as an engineer and scientist and as a legal scholar. His works have been cited extensively – Click here. He also holds 18 U.S. patents on various aspects of electrical, wireless, RFID and software technologies. Jay Kesan has served as a technical expert in numerous patent lawsuits in the communication and computer areas, especially wireless communication, RF, e-commerce, software applications, integrated circuits, microelectronics and semiconductors. Jay Kesan has also been actively involved in virtually every aspect of patent litigation as counsel, technical expert, legal expert, Special Master, mediator, and appellate counsel. He served as one of the inaugural Thomas A. Edison Distinguished Scholars at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

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The Practice of Patent | Prof. Jay Kesan | Patent Attorney

Watch out Professor Jay Kesan discusses How the Nature of Patent Practice has changed over time with Professor Shubha Ghosh. How the Nature of Patent Practice has changed over time? Earlier Days the Patent Practice was very much Patent Firms. So the best practice firms were not GP firms those days. Jay Kesan P. discusses the practice of patent law.

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Jay Kesan | Professor,University of Illinois College of Law

Jay Kesan - Centre for Innovation, Director, Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Law. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Author...

Jay Kesan - Centre for Innovation, Director, Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Law. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Author

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Information Sharing Proposal on Cybersecurity by Ex-President Obama

Jay Kesan author,professor,publisher with 18 U.S Patents.Jay Kesan writes about cybersecurity data sharing proposal by Obama.Read more [email protected]

Measures to improve cybersecurity are critical, but so is privacy. We should aim to improve security while protecting privacy. Jay Kesan writes about information sharing proposals on cybersecurity by Ex-President Obama.

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Jay Kesan Publications|Snapchat Settlement with FTC|USA

Jay Kesan Author,Publisher,Professor with 18 U.S Patents.Jay kesan writes about Snapchat Settles with the FTC.Read [email protected]

Snapchat previously claimed that photos sent through their app are only stored temporarily, has run into some legal trouble and reached a settlement with the FTC. Jay Kesan writes about Snapchat Settles with the FTC.

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Jay-Kesan|Professor,University of Illinois College of Law

Jay Kesan - Centre for Innovation, Director, Program in Intellectual Property and Technology Law. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Author...

Jay Kesan has published extensively as an engineer and scientist and a legal scholar. His work has been cited widely. He also holds 18 U.S. patents on various aspects of electrical, wireless, RFID and software technologies. To learn more about him, browse the website.

 Jay Kesan has served as a technical expert in numerous patent lawsuits in the communication and computer areas, especially wireless communication, RF, e-commerce, software applications, integrated circuits, microelectronics, and semiconductors.

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THE NEW “CONSUMER REVIEW FAIRNESS ACT OF 2016”

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Dec-5-2016

Click here to accept these terms.  That sentence, or a variation of it, is something that we routinely encounter. It shows up in-app updates, on website registration pages, and during the installation of software and computer games. Most people don’t read the terms that they’re accepting, which can be a problem if they have a dispute with the company that provided the product because these unknown terms are now part of a binding contract. In the law, such a contract is often referred to as a contract of adhesion. Contracts are usually about a “meeting of the minds” – in other words, the people signing the contract know what’s in the contract and mutually agree to it.  But form contracts, like clickwrap agreements, don’t give customers the opportunity to negotiate for more favorable terms.

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THE NEWLY ENACTED CYBERSECURITY INFORMATION SHARING ACT (CISA)—GOOD OR BAD POLICY? https://www.jaykesanpublications.com/

THE NEWLY ENACTED CYBERSECURITY INFORMATION SHARING ACT

Mar-7-2016

ISIS uses encrypted communication methods to reach sympathizers over the Internet.  Drugs are sold in decentralized markets in the hidden corners of the Web.  People who want to exploit children have anonymous forums where posts are very difficult to trace.  Terrorism and crime have gone digital creating new challenges for law enforcement.

Thousands of software and hardware security flaws are floating in the ether, waiting to be discovered and exploited.  When a computer security flaw enables unauthorized remote access, tech-savvy criminals can steal data, add a compromised system to a botnet, and sometimes even cause physical damage to a machine.  But unlike terrorist recruitment or trafficking in illegal goods, there is often little physical evidence left by cyberattacks.

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THE NEWLY ENACTED CYBERSECURITY INFORMATION SHARING ACT (CISA)—GOOD OR BAD POLICY?

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THE NEWLY ENACTED CYBERSECURITY INFORMATION SHARING ACT (CISA)

ISIS uses encrypted communication methods to reach sympathizers over the Internet.  Drugs are sold in decentralized markets in the hidden corners of the Web.  People who want to exploit children have anonymous forums where posts are very difficult to trace.  Terrorism and crime have gone digital creating new challenges for law enforcement.

Thousands of software and hardware security flaws are floating in the ether, waiting to be discovered and exploited.  When a computer security flaw enables unauthorized remote access, tech-savvy criminals can steal data, add a compromised system to a botnet, and sometimes even cause physical damage to a machine.  But unlike terrorist recruitment or trafficking in illegal goods, there is often little physical evidence left by cyberattacks.

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IS STRONGER ENCRYPTION THE ANSWER?

IS STRONGER ENCRYPTION THE ANSWER?

Apr-4-2016

In 2015, the FBI unsuccessfully tried to persuade Congress to regulate encryption. To combat the so-called problem of criminal investigations “going dark,” some law enforcement professionals want tech companies to be able to bypass their own encryption.  The FBI and intelligence community accepted that although the Congress was not open to this idea in 2015, in the event of a terrorist attack where strong encryption can be shown to have hindered law enforcement, attitudes might change.

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AMAZON ECHO IN DORM ROOMS AND PRIVACY CONCERNS

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THE FDA’S NEW CYBERSECURITY MEASURES FOR MEDICAL DEVICES

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THE BRAND NEW GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (GDPR) IN THE EU

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