Geoffrey S. Stewart

Textbook Copyright Protection in the Era of Open Education Content
Christopher M. Morrison,Geoffrey S. Stewart,James L. Tuxbury, May 28, 2012
Over the past decade, pundits have predicted that new companies harnessing the internet and related electronic devices would bring about the end of the record industry, print newspapers, and brick-and-mortar bookstores. Whether those predictions are borne out remains an open question, but Boundless...

Dispute Resolution Issues in Indian Cross-Border Transactions
Geoffrey S. Stewart, March 2, 2012
Experienced lawyers typically include dispute resolution provisions in their transaction documents, even when all parties expect that their relationship will be a successful one. Subtleties in Indian law and recent decisions by the Indian courts, however, complicate the task of crafting meaningful...

Emerging Issues in Statutory Damages
Geoffrey S. Stewart,Miriam S. Weiler, July 11, 2011
About a dozen federal statutes offer statutory damages to successful plaintiffs. As the name suggests, “statutory damages” are damages whose amount (or range) is set by law, usually without regard to the actual harm suffered by a plaintiff. Statutory damages give plaintiffs a procedural...