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U.S. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ALLIANCE™
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY EDUCATION FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO GRAD SCHOOL™
USIPA emphasizes the importance of intellectual property education at every stage of learning. From building foundational understanding in grade school to fostering advanced expertise in graduate programs, this approach ensures individuals are equipped to navigate and leverage IP effectively throughout their lives.
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IP in Sports Law
IP in Sports is a quarterly publication tracking Intellectual Property-related litigation in the sports industry.
No Infringement Intended: Insights on Sports & Copyright
For sports fans, certain moments are etched in memory, like Sid Bream sliding into home to clinch the pennant or Kelee Ringo’s interception to seal a national championship.
Sports and Intellectual Property
IP rights – and the legal protection they give – are the basis for key business transactions that secure the economic value of sports and push the industry forward.
Sports & Intellectual Property Video Primer
This session will delve into the intricate world of intellectual property, exploring its crucial role in the dynamic realms of sports and entertainment.
A Beginner's Guide to NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness Rights
As litigation proceeds and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) responds, it is important for brands to consider what precautions.
World IP Day 2026 Spotlights IP Issues in Sports
As WIPO explains, sports intersect with fashion, entertainment, media, health, gaming, and consumer goods.
Off the Field, On the Record: IP in the World of Sports
The theme for World IP Day for 2026 is “IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate.” It is an apt choice. Modern sport is no longer simply about athletic prowess.