Professor Pamela Samuelson is seeking two full-time research assistants for the summer to work on topics in copyright law and policy. Most of the work will involve researching specific legal questions and writing memoranda about the research, but researchers will have an opportunity to be involved with the Copyright Principles Project, which is a collaboration of academics, practitioners, and industry representatives whose goal is to articulate sound principles of copyright law with an emphasis on clarity and normative content.

Among the particular topics expected to be targeted for study this summer are infringement standards, copyright remedies, and administrative and rulemaking practices. Please submit applications to Professor Samuelson, pam@law.berkeley.edu by Monday, March 9. Priority will be given to first year students who have some interest and/or background in intellectual property law.

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