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Kali Murray is a Professor of Law at Marquette University Law School, where she also serves as Co-Director of the Intellectual Property Program. Her scholarly work centers on the politics of participation in patent, property, and administrative law, with a strong emphasis on equity, social identity, and governance.
Her research spans intellectual property, patent law, administrative law, and the intersection of race and property. She has published extensively on participatory models in patent systems, public rights in information, and the socio-cultural dimensions of property. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates legal theory, history, and political science.
Professor Murray’s recent publications reflect a consistent focus on governance, participation, and equity in intellectual property and administrative systems. Her work explores infrastructure in patents, constitutional limits on gene patents, and the role of marginalized voices in innovation law. Themes of justice, inclusion, and institutional accountability recur across her scholarship.
- Co-Director, Intellectual Property Program, Marquette University Law School
- Faculty Adviser, Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
- Mentor, Moot Court Competitions
- Organizer, Intellectual Property Colloquium Speaker Series
She has been actively involved in national legal organizations, including leadership roles in the American Association of Law Schools (AALS), where she chaired the Property Section and served on the Intellectual Property Section Executive Committee. Her work with the Administrative Conference of the United States and amicus briefs before the Supreme Court underscores her impact on policy and constitutional discourse.
Her educational background includes a B.A. and M.A. in History from Johns Hopkins University and a J.D. from Duke University School of Law, where she was Editor of the Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum.
