Intellectual Property Law
Intellectual property (IP) is at the core of the new information age. Mastering the complexities of IP law is a major challenge facing attorneys today. IP courses at GGU help you to increase your skills in this exciting area.
News
September 30, 2011: The 10th Annual Conference on Intellectual Property Law and Policy
GGU Law hosts its 10th Annual IP Conference, topics include Patent Law, Privacy and Data Rights, Online Gaming, In-house and Outside Counsel, Fashion Design and Copyright, plus more! MCLE is available. For more information about the conference contact Sandra Derian at 415.369.5293 or sderian@ggu.edu or
register today.
School of Law Intellectual Property Law Center Profiled in San Francisco Attorney Magazine
Read the article
here.
Offerings
Students may earn a specialization certificate in intellectual property law by completing two 3-unit required courses, and 8 additional units in IP coursework.
Students can choose from a rich and varied group of intellectual property law courses in the areas of copyright, entertainment and sports law; Internet and high-technology law; patent and biotechnology law; and trademark and unfair competition law.
Intellectual property law is taught at GGU by full-time faculty members and experienced practitioners who specialize in IP law.
Annual IP Law Conference
Each year, the IP law program at Golden Gate University School of Law sponsors a conference addressing issues of interest and concern to the IP legal and business communities. Each conference features a unique mix of panels of educators and practitioners in the area of intellectual property law. Past conferences have focused on current IP issues; new developments in patent, trademark, and copyright law; and the regulation, valuation, and protection of content.
For graduates who wish to continue their intellectual property law studies, Golden Gate offers an LLM in intellectual property law.
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