| John R. Allison, Mark A. Lemley, and David L. Schwartz. 2016. How Often Do Nonpracticing Entitles win Infringement Cases. Berkeley Technology Law Journal , forthcoming. |
| John R. Allison. 2016. Patent Law’s Disclosure Requirements: Enablement and Written Description, in Patent Law Cases and Text, LawCarta Publishers, Inc. forthcoming. |
| John R. Allison. 2016. Patent Value, in IP Handbook of Law & Economics, forthcoming. |
| John R. Allison and Lisa Larrimore Ouelette. 2016. How Courts Adjudicate Patent Definiteness and Disclosure. Duke Law Journal 65(4), 609-695. |
| John R. Allison, Mark A. Lemley, and David L. Schwartz. 2015. Our Divided Patent System. University of Chicago Law Review 82(3), 1073-1154. |
| John R. Allison, Mark A. Lemley, and David L. Schwartz. 2014. Understanding the Realities of Modern Patent Litigation. Texas Law Review 92(7), 1769-1801. |
| John R. Allison, Arti K. Rai, and Bhaven Sampat. 2014. University Software: Patents, Open Source, and Commercialization, in Perspectives on Commercializing Innovation, F. Scott Kieff, and Troy A. Paredes, eds. Cambridge University Press. |
| John R. Allison, Emerson Tiller, and Samantha Zyontz. 2012. Patent Litigation and the Internet. Stanford Technology Law Review 3. |
| John R. Allison and Joshua W. Walker. 2011. Patent Quality and Settlement Among Repeat Patent Litigants. Georgetown Law Journal 99, 677-712. |
| John R. Allison, Mark A. Lemley, and Joshua W. Walker. 2010. Extreme Value or Trolls on Top? Characteristics of the Most-Litigated Patents. University of Pennsylvania Law Review 158, 1-37. |
| Arti K. Rai, John R. Allison, and Bhaven Sampat. 2009. University Software Ownership and Litigation: A First Examination. North Carolina Law Review 87, 1519-1570. |
| John R. Allison and Ronald J. Mann. 2008. The Disputed Value of Software Patents. Washington University Law Review 85(2), 297-342. |
| John R. Allison, Abe Dunn, and Ronald J. Mann. 2007. Software Patents, Incumbents, and Entry. Texas Law Review 85, 1579-1625. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 2007. The (Unnoticed) Death of the Doctrine of Equivalents. Stanford Law Review 59, 955-984. |
| John R. Allison and Thomas W. Sager. 2007. Valuable Patents Redux: On the Enduring Merits of Using Patent Characteristics to Identify Valuable Patents. TEXAS LAW REVIEW 85, 1769-1797. |
| John R. Allison and Starling Hunter. 2006. On the Feasibility of Reforming Patent Quality One Technology at a Time: The Case of Business Methods. Berkeley Technology Law Journal 21, 729-794. |
| Robert A. Prentice and John R. Allison. 2005. Business Law: Text and Cases in the Legal Environment. Thomson Custom Publishing. |
| John R. Allison, Mark A. Lemley, Kimberly A. Moore, and R. Derek Trunkey. 2004. Valuable Patents. Georgetown Law Journal 92, 435-479. |
| John R. Allison and Emerson H. Tiller. 2003. Internet Business Method Patents, in Patents in the Knowledge-Based Economy, Wesley M. Cohen, and Stephen A. Merrill, eds. Washington, D.C.: National Academies of Sciences, 259-280. |
| John R. Allison and Emerson H. Tiller. 2003. The Business Method Patent Myth. Berkeley Technology Law Journal 18, 987-1084. |
| John R. Allison and Robert A. Prentice. 2002. Business Law: Text and Cases in the Regulatory Environment 5th Custom Edition 2003. Cincinnati, OH: International Thomson Custom Learning. |
| John R. Allison and Emerson H. Tiller. 2002. Internet Business Method Patents. Texas Business Review, 1-3. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 2002. The Growing Complexity of the United States Patent System. Boston University Law Review 82, 77. |
| John R. Allison. 2000. Five Ways to Keep Disputes Out of Court. Harvard Business Review on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution 68, 166-177. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 2000. How Federal Circuit Judges Vote in Patent Validity Cases. Florida State University Law Review 27, 745-766. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 2000. Who's Patenting What? An Empirical Exploration of Patent Prosecution. Vanderbilt Law Review 53, 2099-2174. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 2000. Who's Patenting What? An Empirical Exploration of Patent Prosecution. Vanderbilt Law Review 53, 2099-2174. |
| John R. Allison and Lianlian Lin. 1999. The Evolution of Chinese Attitudes Toward Property Rights in Invention and Discovery. University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law 20, 735-792. |
| John R. Allison and Mark A. Lemley. 1998. Empirical Evidence on the Validity of Litigated Patents. American Intellectual Property Law Association Quarterly Journal 26, 185-277. |