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Laura A. Heymann

James G Cutler Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

William & Mary Law School

Laura A. Heymann is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School James G Cutler Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

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College of William and Mary

James G Cutler Professor of Law

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Developer Perspectives on Licensing and Copyright Issues Arising From Generative AI for Coding. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

technologycopyright issues arisingintellectual property lawsoftware engineeringartificial intelligenceintellectual propertycopyright protectiongenerative aicomputational intelligencetechnology lawcomputer science

Names, Naming, and the Law: The Implications of Governmental Form Design. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

jurisprudencepolitical sciencegovernmental processpublic lawgovernment administrationcomparative lawlawadministrative lawgovernment informationgovernmental form designcitizen assembly

“the Law Doesn’t Work Like a Computer”: Exploring Software Licensing Issues Faced by Legal Practitioners. Proceedings of the ACM on software engineering. (2024)

Nathan WintersgillTrevor StalnakerLaura A. HeymannOscar ChaparroDenys Poshyvanyk

lawlegal practitioners

What is the Meaning of a Trademark?. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Laura A. Heymann

marketingcommercial lawtrademarksintellectual property lawbrand equityintellectual propertyprivate lawpatent informationbranding

Knowing How to Know: Secondary Liability for Speech in Copyright Law. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Laura A. Heymann

intellectual property lawcopyright lawsecondary liabilityintellectual propertylaw

Reasonable Appropriation and Reader Response. UC Irvine law review (2019)

Laura A Heymann

reasonable appropriationjurisprudencelawreader responselegal theory

Who Owns (What We Characterize as) the News?. Critical Analysis of Law (2019)

Laura A. Heymann

jurisprudencelawsociology of lawlegal theoryjournalism

Laura A. Heymann

single workintellectual property lawright managementintellectual propertycopyright protectiondigital right management

Creative Communities and Intellectual Property Law. (2017)

Laura A. Heymann

intellectual propertyintellectual property lawcreative communitieslaw

Reading Together and Apart: Juries, Courts, and Substantial Similarity in Copyright Law. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Laura A. Heymann

jurisprudenceintellectual property lawcommercial lawcopyright lawintellectual propertylaw

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Laura A. Heymann

James G Cutler Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

William & Mary Law School

Laura A. Heymann is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School James G Cutler Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Laura A. Heymann

College of William and Mary

James G Cutler Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Developer Perspectives on Licensing and Copyright Issues Arising From Generative AI for Coding. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Names, Naming, and the Law: The Implications of Governmental Form Design. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

jurisprudencepolitical sciencegovernmental processpublic lawgovernment administrationcomparative lawlawadministrative lawgovernment informationgovernmental form designcitizen assembly

“the Law Doesn’t Work Like a Computer”: Exploring Software Licensing Issues Faced by Legal Practitioners. Proceedings of the ACM on software engineering. (2024)

Nathan WintersgillTrevor StalnakerLaura A. HeymannOscar ChaparroDenys Poshyvanyk

lawlegal practitioners

What is the Meaning of a Trademark?. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2021)

Laura A. Heymann

marketingcommercial lawtrademarksintellectual property lawbrand equityintellectual propertyprivate lawpatent informationbranding

Knowing How to Know: Secondary Liability for Speech in Copyright Law. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Laura A. Heymann

intellectual property lawcopyright lawsecondary liabilityintellectual propertylaw

Reasonable Appropriation and Reader Response. UC Irvine law review (2019)

Laura A Heymann

reasonable appropriationjurisprudencelawreader responselegal theory

Who Owns (What We Characterize as) the News?. Critical Analysis of Law (2019)

Laura A. Heymann

jurisprudencelawsociology of lawlegal theoryjournalism

Laura A. Heymann

single workintellectual property lawright managementintellectual propertycopyright protectiondigital right management

Creative Communities and Intellectual Property Law. (2017)

Laura A. Heymann

intellectual propertyintellectual property lawcreative communitieslaw

Reading Together and Apart: Juries, Courts, and Substantial Similarity in Copyright Law. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Laura A. Heymann

jurisprudenceintellectual property lawcommercial lawcopyright lawintellectual propertylaw

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