In case anyone who reads this blog is unaware, I’m a non-traditional law student. I work full-time and attend classes in the evening. The normal timeline for evening students at my school is 4 years until graduation; I’m an impatient type, so I opted to take a full course load each summer as well. This decision — not necessarily good for my sanity — cuts down the time it will take me to graduate by 2 full semesters (roughly one year).
Now that that’s out of the way, allow me to get to the point: I participated in my schools Intellectual Property Clinic this summer. Formerly based in an incubator (it has since moved to a school campus), the clientele ranged from authors to web-based business to bio-engineers to financial auditing contractors.
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