When Suffolk University Law School prof Sarah Fackrell asked on Twitter about bad 1L grades and career satisfaction, lawyers responded with a bounty of thoughtful, encouraging replies. law.com/2022/09/22/gra…

Attention all procrastinators! There's still time to register for Suffolk University Law School IP Center's Fourth Annual IP & Innovation Conference! For virtual attendance options, please contact [email protected] Register for in-person attendance here: bit.ly/3BYR8o4

Today’s the day! Suffolk University Law School IP Center’s Fourth Annual IP & Innovation Conference is underway!

Tonight, the Suffolk University Law School IP Center is happy to host the annual Making Connections in Boston’s IP Community networking event, held by the BPLA (@BostonPatentLaw) Law School Committee. A great way for law students to meet local Boston firms!

A guest post on Prof. Dennis Crouch ⚖️ Patent Law & AI from Suffolk University Law School Prof. Sarah Burstein (Sarah Fackrell) re: the volume of "Schedule A" design patent cases (ie, where plaintiffs name defendants - and sometimes themselves - only in sealed “Schedule A” doc) in the N. D. Illinois: bit.ly/3DMY5sU

Join Prof. Sarah Burstein (Sarah Fackrell) and the Suffolk University Law School IP Center next Thursday, 11/10 at 1 pm ET for a virtual discussion about admission requirements for the USPTO's Patent Bar. Learn more & register for this free event here: bit.ly/3f8UCv4

Happening tomorrow at 1 pm ET! Please join us for "Designing the Patent Bar", a virtual discussion moderated by Sarah Fackrell on expanding admission to the USPTO Patent Bar. Register for this free event here: bit.ly/3f8UCv4

The Suffolk University Law School MSLL program is participating in the STAT Open Doors ‘22 event with a breakfast discussion about the future of the life sciences industry. Prof. Landers is discussing this timely topic with Yolanda Lyle, Chief of Staff to the CEO of Pfizer Inc.

For all of the #intellectualproperty procrastinators out there, today is your day! The priority deadline for #WIPIP2023 presentation requests is TODAY at noon Eastern. bit.ly/3rQzufL 36 minutes to make all your #WIPIP2023 dreams come true!

It’s finally time for #WIPIP2023! We here at Suffolk University Law School are excited to see you all in person and virtually over the next few days! It all starts tonight at the Opening Night reception at Sargent Hall and online!

#WIPIP2023 is underway! This year, the conference is a hybrid format with presenters and attendees either being here at Suffolk University Law School or online. Kudos to the non-New Englanders who are willing to brave our extreme temps today and tomorrow!

What better way to start off #WIPIP2023 than having Suffolk University Law School’s own Prof. Sarah Burstein (Sarah Fackrell) talk about her collaboration with Saurabh Vishnubhakat of Cardozo School of Law on “Secret Design Litigation”?

The 16th Annual Evil Twins Debate is on at #WIPIP2023! Thanks to Univ of Richmond for allowing the Suffolk University Law School IP Center to help host this annual tradition! And thanks to Zahr Said and Bruce Boyden for debating “ChapGPT: Pandora’s Box or Box of Chocolates!

For months when planning #WIPIP2023, we kept wishing “please don’t snow, please don’t snow” But all good lawyers know you need to use precise and complete language. We should have been wishing for no snow, no extreme cold, and no 4 am fire alarms at the conference hotel!

Before the closing plenary session of #WIPIP2023, the IP community took a few minutes to celebrate the life of a beloved colleague and brilliant IP scholar, Dmitry Karshtedt. This academic community really is a family.

Mehtab Khan (Mehtab Khan) is in the closing plenary session at her very first #WIPIP conference! The Resident Fellow & lead for Yale/Wikimedia Initiative on Intermediaries and Information is talking about “Recalibrating Fair Use”

For the last three days, Suffolk Law IP Center has been hosting the northeast regionals for the annual Giles Rich Moot Court competition. It’s been great to watch the next-gen of #IntellectualProperty litigators showcase their skills!

ICYMI: Suffolk University Law School professors Rachael Dickson and Rebecca Curtin discuss a recent legal filing by the MLB on behalf of the Red Sox, attempting to trademark the word “Boston.” The filing has since been dropped. More: bostonglobe.com/2023/03/24/met…

Good luck to all the Suffolk University Law School 1L’s who are preparing for and participating in their mock oral arguments this week. We “believe” in you!

If you love science, cocktails & networking, join the Suffolk University Law School MSLL for a STAT Locals networking event Thursday, 6/20, 5-7 pm at the Sam Adams Downtown Boston Taproom This free event is open to all biotech, health & life science employees. RSVP here: bit.ly/STATSuffolk