Careers in IP
UDSL Faculty
Arts and IP
Tech and IP
Dayton
100

The only prerequisite to practice Intellectual Property Law

A J.D. (also maybe passing a bar exam)

100

This professor is the director of PILT at UDSL. Their main areas of independent practice have been intellectual property, corporate law, and Antitrust.

Prof. Pablo Iannello

100

This pop star has been making serious moves in protecting their intellectual property by rerecording old albums, trademarking lyrics/catch-phrases such as "this sick beat" and "cause we never go out of style"

Taylor Swift

100

The rapid adoption and use of this recent technology is causing waves in copyright law, educational institutions, and entertainment business.

A.I./ChatGPT/Large Language Models

100

A significant innovation that was conceived of and partially developed in Dayton 

Airplanes

200

The Copyright Office is part of The Library of Congress. However, the United States Patent and Trademark Office is part of this department of government in the legislative branch.

The Department of Commerce

200

This prof. worked in the areas of intellectual property, entertainment, advertising, and corporate law. They have also worked as in-house counsel for an independent record label. Their favorite band is Led Zeppelin

Prof. Tracy Reilly

200

This pop star once tried to trademark "The Queen of Christmas" due to the massive popularity of one holiday season song.

Mariah Carey

200

Large copyright infringement cases in the early 2000s against this file sharing software company shaped the way that music, movies and tv shows are monetized/distributed.

Napster / Groksterr / StreamShare / LimeWire

200

the local Minor League Baseball team is named after this mythical creature:

Dragons

300

When working with artists, authors, musicians and other creative people, this type of IP protection will be your bread and butter.

Copyright

300

appointed to be the University of Dayton School of Law's inaugural Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Currently a legal pro professor and Spent time as a patent litigator before teaching.

Prof. Julie Zink

300

The release of this blockbuster movie was almost delayed because of a copyright infringement suit by Mike Tyson's Tattoo Artist.

The Hangover 2

300

This 1400s invention created one of the first "IP scares"

the printing press

300

The Wright Brothers are buried ___ miles away from Keller Hall. (within 10 miles)

0.6 miles or a 15 min walk

400

This IP protection gives companies control over their brand image.

Trademarks

400

This prof. currently serves as the Coordinator of the University of Dayton Human Rights Center – Law School Collaborative. Usually teaches Legal Profession and has published articles on regulating the internet of things using a human rights framework.

Prof. Adam Todd

400

This artist was sued by Nike for his satanic version of their shoe.

Lil Nas X

400

This famous US inventor held the most utility patents of any US inventor until being surpassed by Lowell Wood in 2015.

Thomas Alva Edison

400

Dayton is home to many museums such as the Packard museum. However, one of them is the largest dedicated to its topic in the country. Which is it?

National Museum of the U.S. Air Force or Carillon Park's collection of cash registers

500

This practice of IP Law requires passing an additional Bar Exam

Patent Prosecution

500

Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and teaches courses related to criminal law, technology, and the jury. Has written articles on social media and the law as well as the law and the internet of things.

Prof. Thaddeus Hoffmeister

500

This 90s hip-hop/rap group's raunchy and racy lyrics on their album "As Nasty as They Wanna Be" were the subject of major lawsuits to determine what was parody and what was obscene in music.

2 Live Crew

500

This state hears the most patent litigation cases nationally. In fact, one judge has overseen a majority of them.

Texas (western district)

500

This Dayton native is known for his acting roles in Parks and Rec, Waynes World, and Austin Powers

Rob Lowe

M
e
n
u