Marc Greenberg

• AB, University of California, Berkeley
• JD, University of California Hastings College of the Law
  
• Greenberg's IP Buzz Blog

• Intellectual Property Law, including Copyright, Trademark, Entertainment, High Technology and Internet law
• Business Law
• Civil Litigation
• Law and Society
• Solo and Small Firm Practice
• Legal Ethics

• 2001 Instructor of the Year, Golden Gate University School of Law
• Founding Director, IP Law Program, Golden Gate University School of Law
• Successful Plaintiff's Counsel in groundbreaking ERISA case, Meagher v. IAM, 856 F. 2d 1418 (9th Cir. 1988)
• AV Preeminent Rated Attorney, Martindale-Hubbell 2010
• Managing Partner, Nelson & Greenberg; Founding Partner, Law Offices of Marc H. Greenberg, and associate attorney in Bay Area litigation and IP law firms from 1979 to present, 20 years full-time practice before joining the GGU faculty in 2000
• Chair, Art Law Section of the American Association of Law Schools, 2009-10; Member, Executive Board, Art Law Section, 2009-2012
• Creator and writer for Greenberg's IP Buzz Blog, 2009
• Visiting Professor, University of California, Hastings College of the Law, 2009-2010 (teaching Civil Procedure)
• Co-Chair - Copyright Section, San Francisco IP Law Association
• Member and Mediator for California Lawyers for the Arts
• Lecturer, Presenter and Panelist for IP-related programs and conferences for the American Bar Association's Copyright, and Sports and Entertainment Law Sections; The San Francisco IP Law Association; The GGU International Law Fulbright Conference; The Comic Arts Conference; The Philadelphia Bar Institute; and Comic Book Law School at the San Diego International ComicCon
• Member, State Bar of California, U.S. District Courts for the Northern District of California, Eastern District of California, Central District of California, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

• Comics, Courts and Controversy: A Case Study of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (forthcoming 2012).
• Book Review: Inherent Vice: Bootleg Histories of Videotape and Copyright (Duke University Press 2009), by Lucas Hilderbrand, In 1:2 The IP Law Book Review, published by the IP Law Center, Golden Gate University School of Law 77 (2011).
• The Sly Rabbit and the Three C's: Copyright, Calligraphy and China, 7 Loyola University Chicago International Law Review 163 (2010).
• Kurlan v. CBS: Justice Carter's Prescient Dissent - A Glimpse into the Future of Copyright Protection in the Entertainment Industry, ch. in The Great Dissents of the "Lone Dissenter": Justice Jesse W. Carter's Twenty Tumultuous Years on the California Supreme Court (Carolina Academic Press, 2010).
• Reason or Madness: A Defense of Copyright's Growing Pains, 7 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 1 (2007). The article is available here.
• The Baby and the Bathwater Too: A Critique of A.L.A. v. U.S., Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter (Spring 2006). The article is available here.
• A Return to Lilliput: The LICRA v. Yahoo! Case and the Regulation of Online Content in the World Market, 18 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 1191 (2003).
• Book review: Multimedia Law: Forms and Analysis, 12:4 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer 10 (1995).
• Constitutional Review: Supreme Court, October 1977 Term, 6 Hastings Const. L. Q. 19 (1979).

• Content Licensing
• Business Associations
• Entertainment Law
• Intellectual Property Law Survey
• Internet and Software Law
• Riding the IP Wave: Legal and Technical Skills Needed for New Technology Issues
• Civil Procedure I & II
• Professional Responsibility
• Solo and Small Firm Law Practice
• Legal Methods