Course Information

Intellectual Property Law teaching at New York Law School focuses on the three major federal statutes (patent, copyright and trademark) and a wide range of related international, state and contract law protections for intangible creative works. Our teaching of intellectual property also focuses on the role technology plays in promoting and/or hindering creativity and innovation.

 

IP Related Courses

The Institute coordinates one of the most comprehensive course offerings in this area of any law school. Courses in Intellectual Property, Technology, Information, Media and Entertainment Law, include:

  • Art Law
  • Copyright
  • Current Issues in IP
  • Cybercrime, Cyberterror, and Digital Law Enforcement
  • Entertainment Law
  • Entertainment Law Seminar
  • European Telecommunications Law
  • Federal Regulation of Electronic Media
  • Introduction to Intellectual Property
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Art Law
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Entertainment Law
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Music Law
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Patents
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Publishing and Media
  • Intellectual Property Licensing and Drafting: Technology
  • Information Law
  • International IP
  • Internet Law
  • Legal Research: Intellectual Property
  • Media Law and Policy
  • Music Law
  • Newsgathering and the Law
  • Patent Bar Study
  • Patent Law
  • Patent Litigation
  • Patent Claim Drafting
  • Publishing Law
  • Sports Law
  • Tech Law Lab and Capstone Course
  • Trademarks and Unfair Competition
  • Videogame Law
  • Visual Persuasion in the Law