Background
Hornick, John F. was born on August 18, 1956 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
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Author: "Computer Program Copyrights: Look and Feel No Evil," 5 Software Law Journal, 355, 1992. "Copyright Law for Business People: A Revised Guide for the Unwary," CCH Business Strategies, September 1990. "The Per Se Rule in Tying Contexts: A Critical View," 10 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 703, Fall, 1985.
Co-Author: "Copyright Antitrust and Misuse in the Wake of MAI Systems and Virtual Maintenance," 18 Computer L.R. 746 (December 1993). "How to Prepare and Try a Software Infringement Case," 9 AIPLA Selected Legal Papers 13, 1992.
John F. Hornick
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North Carolina School of Arts. Temple University (Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy, cum laude, 1979). Columbus School of Law, Catholic University of America (Juris Doctor, 1984).
Career
Worked at Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, Limited liability partnership (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in Patent, Trademark, Copyright, Unfair Competition, Licensing and Related Litigation, Antitrust, International Trade and Government Contract Law. Admitted to the bar, 1984, District of Columbia. Author: "Computer Program Copyrights: Look and Feel Number Evil," 5 Software Law Journal, 355, 1992.
"Copyright Law for Business People: A Revised Guide for the Unwary," Commerce Clearing House Business Strategies, September 1990.
"The Per Se Rule in Tying Contexts: A Critical View," 10 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 703, Fall, 1985. Company-Author: "Copyright Antitrust and Misuse in the Wake of MAI Systems and Virtual Maintenance," 18 Computer L.R. 746 (December 1993).
"How to Prepare and Try a Software Infringement Case," 9 AIPLA Selected Legal Papers 13, 1992. Member: The District of Columbia Bar (Chair, Copyright Committee, Intellectual Property Section, 1993-1996).
Bar Association of the District of Columbia.
American Bar Association. Copyright Society of the United States of America. American Intellectual Property Law Association.
International Trademark Association. Founded in 1965, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner has grown to become the largest law firm practicing in the specialized field of intellectual property law in Washington, District of Columbia, and one of the largest in the United States.
The intellectual property practice of the firm encompasses every area of technology and includes all aspects of patent, trademark and copyright law.
The firm also has a significant practice in other areas related to the interface of law and technology, such as computer law, unfair competition, government contracts, export control, and related antitrust, licensing, litigation and international trade matters.
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Author: "Computer Program Copyrights: Look and Feel No Evil," 5 Software Law Journal, 355, 1992. "Copyright Law for Business People: A Revised Guide for the Unwary," CCH Business Strategies, September 1990. "The Per Se Rule in Tying Contexts: A Critical View," 10 Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 703, Fall, 1985.
Co-Author: "Copyright Antitrust and Misuse in the Wake of MAI Systems and Virtual Maintenance," 18 Computer L.R. 746 (December 1993). "How to Prepare and Try a Software Infringement Case," 9 AIPLA Selected Legal Papers 13, 1992.
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Membership
Member: The District of Columbia Bar (Chair, Copyright Committee, Intellectual Property Section, 1993-1996). Bar Association of the District of Columbia. American Bar Association.
Copyright Society of the United States of America. American Intellectual Property Law Association.
International Trademark Association.
