HOUSTON, THE NATION’S FOURTH LARGEST CITY, STANDS TODAY AS A LEADING INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR CREATIVITY in computer technology, biomedical technology, petrochemical technology and space technology.
At the legal epicenter of Houston’s contributions to the technologies of tomorrow stands the Institute for Intellectual Property & Information Law (“IPIL”) at the University of Houston Law Center.
IPIL is recognized throughout the world for the strength of its faculty, scholarship, curriculum, and students. Its contributions to the study of law have earned both respect and an enduring reputation for excellence.
Leading·Legal·Learning—in patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret and information law. That’s what we do at the UH Law Center. Come join us.
Conference Participants: Left-Right
Craig Joyce (UHLC IPIL), Greg R. Vetter (UHLC IPIL), Paul Janicke (UHLC IPIL), John Duffy (Virginia), Christopher Yoo (Pennsylvania), Arti K. Rai (Duke), Ward Goolsby (UHLC Houston Law Review Editor-in-Chief), Sapna Kumar (UHLC IPIL), John Golden (Texas), Kali Murray (Marquette), Ryan Vacca (Akron), Jacqueline Lipton (UHLC IPIL), Raymond Nimmer (UHLC IPIL), Adam Candeub (Michigan State). Not pictured: Sarah Tran (Southern Methodist – Dedman) and Melissa Wasserman (Illinois)
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