If there's a center of the universe for intellectual property law, it may be Berkeley. The Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at Boalt Hall School of Law is in the midst of a growth spurt that's attracting top-flight academics and lawyers to teach the fundamentals of technology-related IP law. The latest acquisition: Mark Lemley, a recognized authority on technology and the Internet who has been teaching at the University of Texas School of Law for the last six years.
September 17, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If there’s a center of the universe for intellectual property law, it may be Berkeley.
The reason? The Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at Boalt Hall School of Law. The center is in the midst of a growth spurt that’s attracting top-flight academics and lawyers to teach the fundamentals of technology-related IP law.
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