Juris Doctor - Innovation, Technology and Intellectual Property Law

Intellectual property law is an expansive subject that delves into the world of artistic and literary creation, advertising and marketing, and scientific invention. Three predominantly federal doctrines – copyright, trademark, and patent – as well as a host of state law doctrines, including publicity rights and trade secrets, interact to provide legal protection in these areas.

A candidate must have a bachelors degree from an accredited college or university by the date of anticipated enrollment A notice of acceptance may be issued before the undergraduate degree has been obtained but such acceptance is conditional upon the applicants receipt of the degreeResume All applicants must submit a current resume with their applicationTranscripts Applicants for admission are required to register for LSACs Credential Assembly Service The applicant is responsible for sending official transcripts to LSAC for each undergraduate or graduate college or university attended The Credential Assembly Service will analyze the applicants transcripts verify letters of recommendation and send a Credential Assembly Service Law School Report to the College of LawPersonal Statement A well-written personal statement is the most effective means of communication with the Admissions Committee Applicants may use the personal statement to provide insight into the general background and motivation the applicant can bring to the College of Law The personal statement also serves as a sample of the applicants writing ability Two Letters of RecommendationThe following exams and minimum scores are accepted as proof of