10th HNBA/VIA Intellectual Property Law Institute
by Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) and HNBA VIA Fund
The 10th HNBA/VIA Intellectual Property Law Institute (IPLI) is a pioneering program designed to immerse law students in the fields of intellectual property and technology law. Organized by the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) and its charitable arm, the HNBA VIA Fund, the IPLI aims to increase the representation of Hispanic lawyers in these specialized areas of practice.
Participants engage in a comprehensive curriculum that includes substantive educational programming, practical workshops, and mentorship opportunities. The program features visits to key U.S. government institutions such as the Patent and Trademark Office, Copyright Office, House and Senate Judiciary Committees, United States International Trade Commission, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Additionally, scholars attend briefings from leading practitioners and authorities in intellectual property and technology law.
The IPLI also offers networking opportunities with professionals and peers, enhancing career prospects in the field. Notable speakers and mentors from various sectors provide insights and guidance, contributing to the program's robust learning environment.
This program is ideal for law students with a demonstrated interest in intellectual property or technology law. It provides a unique platform to gain in-depth knowledge, practical experience, and valuable connections, all essential for a successful career in these dynamic legal fields.
Speakers(4)
Alba Cruz-Hacker
COO & Executive Director and HNBA VIA Fund President at Hispanic National Bar Association
Alba Cruz-Hacker is the Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director of the Hispanic National Bar Association, as well as the President of the HNBA VIA Fund, overseeing operations and strategic programs.
Carlos Bollar
HNBA National President and HNBA VIA Fund Chair at Hispanic National Bar Association
Carlos Bollar serves as the National President of the Hispanic National Bar Association and Chair of the HNBA VIA Fund, leading initiatives to advance the representation of Hispanic legal professionals.
Luiz Miranda
Intellectual Property Law Section Co-Chair at Quinn Emanuel
Luiz Miranda is the Co-Chair of the HNBA Intellectual Property Law Section and a legal professional at Quinn Emanuel, focusing on intellectual property law.
Tyler Quillin
Intellectual Property Law Section Programs Co-Chair at Microsoft
Tyler Quillin serves as the Programs Co-Chair for the HNBA Intellectual Property Law Section and is associated with Microsoft, contributing to intellectual property initiatives.
Event Details
- Date
- June 1, 2022
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Washington, D.C., United States
- George Washington University Law School
- Pricing
- Fully funded
- Audience
- Law students with an interest in intellectual property or technology law
- Attendees
- Up to 30 selected scholars