Intellectual Property, Arts, & Technology Clinic
Guest post by Kled Baci, a Certified Law Student in the IPAT Clinic. Over the past year, the UCI Intellectual Property, Arts, and Technology Clinic has begun working with nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving our election … [Continue reading]
Congratulations to IPAT Clinic client Gilda Brasch, who for two years has been documenting the fight to restore ex-felons' voting rights in Florida for her film Let My People Vote. On Tuesday, the voters of Florida passed Amendment 4 by a 64%-35% … [Continue reading]
In another win for independent filmmakers, the award-winning UCI Law Intellectual Property, Arts and Technology Clinic directed by Prof. Jack Lerner, joined by co-counsel Donaldson + Callif, secured a renewal and modification of an exemption to the … [Continue reading]
In late July, Bakersfield news publisher Anthony “T.J.” Esposito received a letter from Kern County District Attorney Lisa Green ordering him not to publish or make any statements for public dissemination on the controversial criminal case … [Continue reading]
Many congratulations to director Gilda Brasch, an IPAT client, on the news that her film Let My People Vote has won Best Documentary Short at the DTLA Film Festival! In advance of the November 2018 elections, the film has screened at multiple film … [Continue reading]