Connecting Seattle’s tech law community
OUR NEXT EVENT
Autumn Quarter General Meeting | October 7, 2019 in Gates Hall Room 118
UPCOMING EVENTS
Introductory Meeting – Autumn 2019
Monday, October 7 | Gates Hall, Room 118
Lunch and general meeting for current Tech Law members and new members.
IP/Tech Law Career Panel
Thursday, October 25 | Gates Hall, Room 117
Lunch and panel discussion with local attorneys regarding careers in IP/Tech law.
Networking Event
Thursday, November 15 | Barça
Event sponsored by Kilpatrick Townsend, Seed IP, and K&L Gates with attorneys from local firms. Students will have the opportunity to network and gain perspective on where they would like to apply for summer jobs.
IP Career Discussion
Date & Location TBD
Lunch and panel discussion with 2L/3Ls regarding applying for summer jobs in IP/Tech law.
Data Privacy Event
WINTER | Date & Location TBD
Lunch and event with attorneys from local firms brought in to discuss data privacy.
Special Seminar
Date & Location TBD
Special Seminar by Darin Klemchuk, Managing Partner at Klemchuk LLP, about working as an IP attorney with emphasis on patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret litigation.
3D Printing Symposium
WINTER | Date & Location TBD
Lunch and event with speakers from local firms and companies to discuss 3D printing.
PLIP Panel
SPRING | Date & Location TBD
Lunch and panel where 2L/3Ls discuss PLIP.
Esports Panel
SPRING | Date & Location TBD
Lunch and panel discussion or presentation by Bryce Blum and other esport or video game attorneys.
Spring Quarter General Meeting
SPRING | Date & Location TBD
Lunch and general meeting for current Tech Law members; election of new officers.
Women In Corporate Law Panel
SPRING | Date & Location TBD
WHO WE ARE
UW Tech Law strives to connect UW Law students and faculty with Seattle-area technology companies and law firms with tech-related practices. Our broad focus areas include intellectual property biotechnology, privacy, public interest, and e-commerce.
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