Intellectual Property Law

Professor Catherine Crump, Director of the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic, discusses the clinic’s work to stop the federal Bureau of Prisons from reading emails incarcerated persons send to their attorneys

Professor Pamela Samuelson says she expects more theatre than substance at today Big Tech hearing before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce

Professor Jennifer M. Urban, Director of Policy Initiatives at the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic, has been appointed chair of the new California Privacy Protection Agency board, tasked with enforcing the state’s landmark privacy law

Professor Jennifer M. Urban, Director of Policy Initiatives at the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic, has been appointed chair of the new California Privacy Protection Agency board, tasked with enforcing the state’s landmark privacy law

Professor Jennifer M. Urban, Director of Policy Initiatives at the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic, is announced as the chair of the new California Privacy Protection Agency board, tasked with enforcing the state’s landmark privacy law

Mark Cohen, Senior Fellow and Director of BCLT’s Asia IP Project, explains how China’s increased penalties for trade secret theft could be used to target foreign businesses operating in the country 

Professor Peter Menell filed an amicus brief in American Axle & Manufacturing v. Neapco Holdings, LLC, the closely-watched Section 101 patent eligibility case involving driveshaft automotive technology

Professor Jennifer M. Urban, Director of Policy Initiatives at the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic, and clinic students Jennifer A. Hewitt and Blaine Valencia discuss their work on behalf of Public.Resource.Org to advocate for California to clarify that its civil and criminal jury instructions are in the public domain

Professor Robert Merges discusses the complexities of international patent law, as part of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology and Beijing’s Tsinghua University’s Conference on Transnational IP Litigation

Professor Pamela Samuelson predicts the usual right-left splits won’t apply in Google v Oracle