Tabrez Ebrahim
Associate Professor of Law
Biography
Tabrez Ebrahim is an Associate Professor of Law at Lewis & Clark Law School. He is a faculty member of the Lewis & Clark Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI) and the interdisciplinary Data Science Program, and is a Research Affiliate with the Portland State University Fariborz Maseeh Department of Mathematics + Statistics and the Portland Institute for Computational Science (PICS). His scholarship focuses on patent law, law and technology, and computational and empirical methods in law. He is a Scholar at George Mason University’s Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy (C-IP2), and he has been a Visiting Scholar at the University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business and School of Law. Professor Ebrahim is a registered U.S. patent attorney and an inventor on a U.S. patent.
Specialty Areas and Course Descriptions
- Patent Law & Policy
- Property
- Wills & Trusts
- AI & Law
- Business Law
- Business Model Design
- Cybercrime & Security
- Cyberlaw & Cybersecurity
- Data & Computer Crime
- Entrepreneurship Law & Ethics
- Licensing
- Patent Law
- Patent Litigation & Strategy
- Transactional Intellectual Property
Academic Credentials
- JD, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
- MBA, Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management
- LLM, University of Houston Law Center
- Graduate Entrepreneurship Certificate, Stanford Graduate School of Business
- MS, Stanford University School of Engineering
- BS, High Honors, University of Texas at Austin Cockrell School of Engineering
Bibliography
Book Chapters
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3D Printing: Technology, Intellectual Property Law, & Business Models, in THE CAMBRIDGE HANDBOOK OF EMERGING ISSUES OF COMMERCIAL LAW AND TECHNOLOGY (Stacy-Ann Elvy and Nancy Kim, eds. Cambridge University Press, 2023)
- Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Peace, Cyber Peace: Charting A Path Towards A Sustainable, Stable, And Secure Cyberspace (Shackelford et. al., Cambridge University Press, 2022).
Publications
- Islamic Intellectual Property, Seton Hall Law Review (forthcoming 2024).
- Corpus Linguistics at the Patent Office, BYU Law Review (forthcoming 2024) (symposium).
- An Islamic Theory of Intellectual Property Law, IP Theory (forthcoming 2024).
- Data in Business & Society, Lewis & Clark Law Review (forthcoming 2024) (symposium).
- Algorithms in Business, Merchant-Consumer Interactions, & Regulation, 123 West Virginia Law Review 867 (2021) (symposium).
- Intellectual Property from a Non-Western Lens: Patents in Islamic Law, 37 Georgia State University Law Review 789 (2021).
- National Cybersecurity Innovation, 123 West Virginia Law Review 483 (2020).
- Artificial Intelligence Inventions & Patent Disclosure, 125 Penn State Law Review 147 (2020), reprinted in Intellectual Property Review (2021).
- Clean & Sustainable Technology Innovation, Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability (2020) (peer reviewed).
- Computational Experimentation, 21 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 591 (2019).
- Automation & Predictive Analytics in Patent Prosecution: USPTO Implications & Policy, 35 Georgia State University Law Review 1185 (2019) (symposium).
- Data-Centric Technologies: Patent & Copyright Doctrinal Disruptions, 43 Nova Law Review 287 (2019) (symposium).
- 3D Bioprinting Patentable Subject Matter Boundaries, 41 Seattle University Law Review 1 (2017).
- Trademarks & Brands in 3D Printing, 17 Wake Forest Journal of Business & Intellectual Property Law 1 (2016).
- 3D Printing: Digital Infringement and Digital Regulation, 14 Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property 37 (2016).
Law School Faculty is located in Legal Research Center on the Law Campus.
MSC: 51
email lawfac@lclark.edu
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