Texas A&M University School of Law brought together several leading patent scholars to examine the latest domestic and international legal developments at the "Pharmaceutical Innovation, Patent Protection and Regulatory Exclusivities" Symposium.

Texas A&M University School of Law and its Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP) proudly hosted, or participated in, a number of events showcasing the fast-growing entrepreneur communities in Fort Worth and Dallas.

Professor Huyen Pham is Texas A&M University School of Law's newest member of the American Law Institute (ALI), elected by her peers for contributing to improving the law through legal scholarship and education.

Justices hear Oral Arguments on two cases before an audience of school faculty and students, offering Aggie Law students a unique educational opportunity to experience the Court in action, in person. The Court last visited the Fort Worth law school in 1999.

Professor Milan Markovic has been named as a 2019 Texas A&M University Presidential Impact Fellow. Fellows are selected for their significant transformational impacts through teaching, research and service efforts as rising stars in their fields.

Texas A&M University School of Law's Timothy Mulvaney, professor of law and associate dean for faculty research and development, has been appointed an inaugural fellow of the Centre for Property Law (CCPL) at the University of Cambridge.

Intellectual property and technology law scholars from around the world gathered together at Texas A&M University School of Law to celebrate the 5th anniversary of its annual Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable, sharing their latest research and networking with peers.

Texas A&M University School of Law's Innocence Project clinic welcomes Amanda Knox, Anna Vasquez and Prof. Mike Ware, Innocence Project of Texas Executive Director, on October 8. Knox and Vasquez will share their stories of being wrongfully convicted and exonerated after serving time behind bars.

Professor Michael Z. Green, director of the Workplace Law ​Program and member of the Aggie Dispute Resolution Program faculty, was elected to the National Academy of Arbitrators, recognized for his extensive scholarship and leadership activities in labor-management relations.

Professor Peter K. Yu, the director of the Center for Law and Intellectual Property at Texas A&M University School of Law, visited different parts of Asia to expand the Law School's academic and research ties and share his latest scholarship at leading universities and conferences.