The Entrepreneurship Law and IP & Technology Law Trademarks and Patents Clinics in the Center for Intellectual Property and Law allow students to practice law and community members to receive legal services.

Professor Gabriel Eckstein presented “Managing Water Across the Frontier: A Legal and Policy Perspective of Mexico-U.S. Hydro Relations” to grad students at Texas A&M University at Galveston.

CLIP Director, Professor Megan Carpenter, will be one of three TAMU faculty honored on Kyle Field at the Ole Miss game Oct. 11, saluting the faculty response to the university’s Grand Challenge – Building Entrepreneurship, Improving Economic Development.

The Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP) was featured in the Industrial Research Institute (IRI) industry publication Research-Technology Management (RTM) Journal in the article "Texas A&M Law Project Helps Regional Entrepreneurs Deal with Complexities of IP."