We hope you can join us for one or all of our upcoming events! The Sports and Entertainment Law Student Organization presents: The Art of Intellectual Property February 5, 2021, 5:00pm – 6:00pm Pacific Time Complimentary Webinar Via Zoom,…
Lady A: Controversy, Commentary and a Concert Santa Clara Law’s top-rated intellectual property program, The High Tech Law Institute, invites you to join us for an exclusive event for intellectual property law professors and Santa Clara Law faculty, staff and…
Joy Baker Peacock Rejoins Santa Clara Law as Director of its Privacy Program and Interim Director for High Tech Law Institute. Read the announcement! Join one of our free upcoming events via Zoom (all times listed are Pacific Time) 9/9…
The High Tech Law Institute is pleased to welcome Austin Phillips, IP Counsel, Trademark and Marketing with Facebook, Jessica McDonald, Trademark Attorney with Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner and Santa Clara Law Professor Tyler Ochoa(moderating). This panel will discuss highlights from…
Professor Tyler Ochoa will be speaking at “Copyright, Memes, and Politics” on October 22nd at noon in San Francisco. Register online.
On Tuesday, March 19, 2019, Professor Tyler Ochoa will be speaking In San Francisco at “Artificial Intelligence Creating New Protectable Works: The Future of Copyright?” sponsored by The Copyright Society of the USA. The event is open to non-members and…
Students: if you are interested in studying IP in the summer, Santa Clara offers a four-week course in European Intellectual Property Law in Munich, Germany, from May 26 through June 21. The course is open to 1L students; you need…
On October 23-24, 2018, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is holding the fourth session of its Hearings Initiative: “Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century” at the Constitution Center in Washington, DC. Two Santa Clara Law professors will testify before the…
On Monday 11/9, Santa Clara Law will host the House Judiciary Committee’s Copyright Review Listening Tour. Chairman Bob Goodlatte and other Members of Congress will participate in a roundtable discussion on the future of US copyright law with representatives from…
On Monday, 10/19, Santa Clara Law’s Professor Tyler Ochoa, discusses a Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision allowing Google to go forward with its digital library of millions of books without paying their authors. The program airs live from 1:30-2:00pm PT / 4:30-5:00pm…
