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Surveying the Blossoming IP/ Tech Clinical Landscape

Posted on June 4, 2018 by vfphillips

IP Clinic Director Professor Victoria Phillips has co-authored a piece with Cynthia Dahl of Penn surveying the emerging IP/Technology clinical community. The article will be published this Fall in the Clinical Law Review and a draft is available now … Continue reading →

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Clinic Students File Comments on Behalf of Small Inventors in USPTO’s Enhancing Patent Quality Proceeding

Posted on July 10, 2015 by vfphillips

In May 2015, student attorneys Raph Younghoon Kim, Sarah Frank, Alexandra El-Bayeh supervised by clinic alum and patent attorney David Grossman and Professor Victoria Phillips submitted a comment to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) on behalf of the United … Continue reading →

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HR 5108 Codifies USPTO Law School Clinic Pilot Program

Posted on December 5, 2014 by vfphillips

H.R. 5108, the legislation to permanently establish the USPTO Law School Clinic Pilot Program, was passed by the Senate yesterday. The IP Clinic and clinic students were instrumental in early efforts to establish a student practice rule at the agency. The bill will … Continue reading →

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This Week In Clinic: IP Clinic Student Attorney Will Stanley

Posted on October 30, 2013 by Brandon Butler

Will describes his work with a client who had questions about how patents might affect his business.

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