Part of Stanford Law School's Mills Legal Clinic, the Juelsgaard Clinic advocates for IP law & regulatory policies that promote innovation and creativity.
We're hiring! Stanford Law School IP & Innovation Clinic seeks new GitHub Developer Rights Fellow to join our clinic teaching team. Software copyright issues, esp. DMCA 1201 and 512 matters, fair use cases, open-source software development. https://t.co/xwRY0jQlyr
The Cyberlaw Clinic @Harvard_Law is looking to hire a clinical instructor with a passion to work with students and to develop the field of public interest technology and social justice. Apply now!
https://t.co/7XUf2CL5zq
Protecting your electronic devices and digital assets before, during, and after a protest is vital to keeping yourself and your information safe, as well as getting your message out. Learn more: https://t.co/Hihtxp6hMh
"Publicizing Corporate Secrets" is finally, officially PUBLISHED!
Thanks to the terrific mentors, readers, RAs & editors at @PennLRev who made it happen!
In it, I argue trade secrecy law need not & should not thwart federal regulators' vital work.
🔗: https://t.co/kMcGaCBiv0
Are you working on AI & Access to Justice?
Submit a 4-12 paper on your work to this hybrid workshop at the JURIX conference: https://t.co/hyVtXCtl5I
Deadline is Nov. 20, conf is Dec. 18
#legaltech#legaldesign#accesstojustice
In a new blog post, @SLS_IP_Clinic students Julia Laurence, JD ’24, and Victoria Fang, JD ’24, discuss attending a Supreme Court oral argument. https://t.co/b1RrwEnIUy
In a new blog post for the @SLS_IP_Clinic they discussed how students, Matt Krantz, JD ’22, and Peggy Xu, JD ’23, submitted a comment to the U.S. Copyright Office advocating for fair and accessible procedures in the Office’s new Copyright Claims Board. https://t.co/s9dWHww8hU
Juelsgaard Clinic students Casey Lincoln and Mark Westwood recently submitted comments on behalf of Engine and startups to DOJ, USPTO, and NIST supporting the new draft policy statement on standards-essential patents https://t.co/oMikY8lno3
@blakereid@brianlfrye@lexlanham @CJSprigman Thanks, @blakereid. Law school clinics have played an invaluable role in this ridiculous 1201 exemption process over the years, including so much of your fine work.
"Through hands-on client interactions, research, and writing, students build their practical understanding of IP and tech law and policy in @SLS_IP_Clinic", says @Phillip_Malone, the clinic’s director. Read more in #StanfordLawMag https://t.co/MlgFTDKyZt
Great collaboration by two SLS Juelsgaard Clinic students, Matt Dhaiti & Jamie Dohopolski, and their clients at @EngineOrg, to urge broad PTO & other federal agency action to reduce structural barriers & systemic inequality, and increase diversity, in the US innovation ecosystem.
This week, Engine and @SLS_IP_Clinic submitted comments to @uspto calling on the entire government to mobilize toward increasing diversity and inclusion in innovation. Read our full comments here: https://t.co/2NvVClXCMl
BREAKING: California court rejects broadband providers' petition to continue to prevent state of California from enforcing its #netneutrality law. That means California can start enforcing its net neutrality law.
Here's my statement:
BREAKING: California court rejects broadband providers' petition to continue to prevent state of California from enforcing its #netneutrality law. That means California can start enforcing its net neutrality law.
Judge Mendez saying from the bench that he will deny an injunction that would block #SB822 , the California #NetNeutrality law for strictly legal reasons, not because of #political views.