Eli Mazour’s Clause 8 Podcast is a series of interviews with interesting and influential personalities in the IP field. Below you will find the latest interviews with people from various backgrounds including district court judge, congressman, USPTO director, patent litigator, legal journalist, and more.
Gene Quinn – Clause 8 – Episode 13
On the Clause 8 Podcast, our own Eli Mazour talked to Gene Quinn about starting and running IPWatchdog.com - the most influential IP-focused...
Gil Hyatt – Clause 8 – Episode 12
Eli Mazour recently interviewed the inventor of the microprocessor – Gil Hyatt – on the latest episode of the Clause 8 Podcast. Gil talks a...
John Harrity – Clause 8 – Episode 11
Our Managing Partner John Harrity is the featured guest on this episode of the Clause 8 Podcast, sharing his thoughts on everything from how...
Makan Delrahim – Clause 8 – Episode 10
DOJ’s Antitrust Chief, Makan Delrahim, shares insight and tips for companies on FTC divide and more in Latest Clause 8 Podcast from Eli Mazo...
Kathi Vidal – Clause 8 – Episode 9
Kathi Vidal discusses career tips and the state of the patent litigation market with Eli Mazour on the Clause 8 Podcast....
Aaron Cooper – Clause 8 – Episode 8
Check out the new Clause 8 interview about the passage of the American Invents Act (AIA) and how to effectively influence IP policy. Eli Maz...
Tariq Hafiz – Clause 8 – Episode 7
A must-listen episode of Clause 8 for anyone interested in patent prosecution. Eli Mazour talks to Tariq Hafiz - USPTO Director of Technolo...
Henry Waxman – Clause 8 – Episode 6
In the latest episode of Clause 8, Eli Mazour talks to legendary Congressman Henry Waxman about the passage of the Hatch-Waxman Act, current...
Gaston Kroub Interview – Clause 8 – Episode 5
Eli Mazour recently interviewed Above the Law IP Columnist and Markman Advisor founder Gaston Kroub. Learn about the advantage of IP litigat...
David Kappos Interview – Clause 8 – Episode 4
Eli Mazour recently interviewed former USPTO Director David Kappos. Learn about his time at IBM and the USPTO, what in-house IP counsel shou...