Clinic Fieldwork: Intellectual Property (LAW-758-001)
Victoria Phillips, Kathryn Kleiman
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Description
Prepares participants to be effective practitioners through direct experience with cases drawn from the full range of intellectual property specialties, including copyright, patent, and trademark. Students learn essential lawyering skills and acquire a critical understanding of the values and value conflicts that shape the development of intellectual property law and policy. Students gain experience in client interviewing and counseling, negotiation, occasional litigation, transactional lawyering, as well as administrative, amicus and legislative advocacy, as they represent individual creators, consumers, small businesses, start-up entities, communities of rights holders, and non-profit organizations.
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First Class Readings
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