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Safeguarding Innovation: Navigating Intellectual Property Laws

In today’s global, information-based economy, protecting intellectual property (IP) is more important than ever. From semiconductors to sitcoms and from art to agriculture, IP laws protect original designs, creations and innovations.

At the Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP) at Texas A&M University School of Law, we combine classroom time with hands-on experience to prepare our J.D. and graduate students to navigate the complex legal issues surrounding patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets.

In the past ​eight years, peer surveys conducted by U.S. News and World Report have ranked Texas A&M continuously among the top 10 intellectual property law programs in the United States.

Learn from World Class Faculty

Intellectual property is one of the most fascinating areas of law. When combined with cutting-edge technologies and rapid globalization, it poses some of the most challenging legal and policy questions.

Peter K. Yu


University Distinguished Professor, Regents Professor and Director, Center for Law and Intellectual Propertyy

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Hannah Bloch-Wehba

  • Professor of Law
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Irene Calboli

  • Regents Professor of Law
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H. Brian Holland

  • Executive Professor
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Glynn S. Lunney, Jr.

  • University Distinguished Professor
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Srividhya Ragavan

  • Professor of Law; Dean’s Research Chair; Director of India Programs
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Jeff W. Slattery

  • Clinical Associate Professor; Director of the Intellectual Property Clinic

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