Carrie Williamson is a patent litigation associate who has participated in two patent litigation hearings in the International Trade Commission and a jury trial on patent infringement and Lanham Act claims in the District Court of Oregon. All three trials resulted in victories for DLA clients, and the technologies in the cases included optical storage devices, DVD players and internet technologies.

Admissions

• California

Publications

Books:

• Dynamic Business Law in a Global Environment (McGraw Hill 2007) (co-authored)
• Practical Business Ethics for the Busy Manager (2003) (co-authored)
• Instructor’s Resource Manual for Contemporary Business Law in a Global Economy (2002)

Articles:

• "But You Said We Could Do It!: Oil Companies' Liability for the Unintended Consequence of MTBE Water Contamination," Ecology Law Quarterly 315 (2002)

(all of the following are co-authored)

• “Putting Worker-Management Relations in Context: Why Employee Representational Choice Needs Greater Protection for Reform of Section 8(a)(2),” 34 Harvard Journal on Legislation 53 (1997).
• “Retroactive Liability Under the Superfund: Time to Settle the Issue,” 13 Journal of Land Use and Environmental Law 197 (1997).
• “Sexual Harassment in Schools: An Analysis of the ‘Knew or Should Have Known’ Liability Standard in Title IX Peer Sexual Harassment Cases,” 12 Wisconsin Women’s Law Journal 301 (1997).
• “The Perspectival Nature of Expert Testimony in the United States, England, Korea, and France," 18 Connecticut Journal of International Law 55 (2002).
• "The Origins and Shared Assumptions of the Adversary System and the Market System," forthcoming in St. Louis University Law Journal
• "Do Lawyers Really Have a Personality?: The Prospect for Improving Legal Ethics," forthcoming in Journal of the Legal Profession