Cyberlaw Clinic

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Student Work  |  Clinical and Course Information  |  Faculty and Staff  |  Contact

Student Work

The Cyberlaw Clinic at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society engages Harvard Law students in a wide range of real-world litigation, licensing, client counseling, advocacy, and legislative projects and cases, covering a broad spectrum of Internet, new technology, and intellectual property legal issues. Clients include individuals, small startups, nonprofit organizations, internal Berkman Center projects, groups of law professors, and government entities. 

The scope of the Clinic’s work includes:

• counseling and legal guidance regarding complex open access, digital copyright, fair use, and DMCA issues;
• advocacy to protect online speech and anonymity;
• licensing and contract advice, especially regarding Creative Commons and other “open” licenses; and 
• guidance and amicus advocacy for effective but balanced protection of children in the areas of social networking, child pornography, and online exploitation.

Clinical and Course Information

For registration information, see the 2013-2014 clinical curriculum.

Faculty and Staff

Phillip Malone (Clinic Director, Clinical Professor)
Christopher Bavitz (Clinic Assistant Director, Clinical Instructor)
Dalia Topelson (Clinical Instructor)
Kit Walsh (Clinical Instructional Fellow)

Contact

23 Everett Street, 2nd Floor
Harvard Law School
(617) 495-7547
cyber@law.harvard.edu
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Phillip Malone, Clinic Director, Clinical Professor
617-384-9134
Christopher Bavitz, Clinic Assistant Director, Clinical Instructor
617-496-5155