Professor Jeremy Sheff’s latest article, Reverse Confusion and the Justification for Trademark Protection, was published in the January 2023 issue of the George Mason University Law Review; in 2022 he presented the paper at the Thirteenth Annual Tri-State Region IP Workshop at NYU Law School and at the Inaugural Trademark and Unfair Competition Scholarship Roundtable at the University of Pennsylvania.

Also in January 2023, Professor Sheff published a revised and updated version of his Canada Trademarks Dataset, an open-access comprehensive data resource originally published with an accompanying paper in the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies in 2021.

He presented Knowledge as a Resource, a chapter in his forthcoming book Valuing Progress, at the 2023 Works-in-Progress in Intellectual Property (WIPIP) Conference at Suffolk Law School, and at the Spring 2023 session of the New York City Intellectual Property Law and Philosophy Workshop, a scholarly workshop series that Professor Sheff founded in 2021 through the St. John’s IP Law Center; he presented a separate chapter from Valuing Progress, Reciprocity, at the 22^nd Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference at Stanford Law School in August 2022.

Finally, in November of 2022 Professor Sheff launched the Lawprofs Mastodon Instance, a forum for legal academics to participate in the decentralized Mastodon social media platform; he continues to serve as the site’s administrator.