P.Sean Morris is an authority on EU Antitrust Law and Internal Market Regulation; Intellectual Property Law and Trade Regulation. Sean Morris has experience in the European Commission (EACI) Legal Services and is currently a research fellow at the University of Helsinki where his scholarship focuses mainly on the interface of antitrust law; intellectual property and international economic law. He received a LLB from Russian Peoples Friendship University, Moscow; a LL.M and Dr.Iuris Licentiate from the University of Helsinki and an MSc (Econ.)at Hanken School of Economics, Helsinki. He also attended University of London. His current research focuses on Antitrust Law and Policy in International Trade and its Intellectual Property Antecedents.
Antitrust, Competition Law & Intellectual Property Law
Vertical Restraints and Parallel Trade: Selective Distribution and Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union in Light of the Revised Rules on Vertical Agreements, University of La Verne Law Review (2011)
The Law and Economics of Trademarks: Product Differentiation, Market Power and New Directions in Antitrust (2010)
The purpose of this paper is to clarify the relationship between trademarks and market power...
Pirates of the Internet, At Intellectual Property's End with Torrents and Challenges for Choice of Law, International Journal of Law and Information Technology (2009)
This article will address three fundamental issues (i) the impact and legal status of BitTorrent...
The Reform of Article 82 and the Operation of Competition Principles upon the Normal Trading Functions of Copyright Collecting Societies, Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice (2009)
In a recent ruling, the European Commission demands that copyright collecting societies (CCS) in Europe...