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Leah Chan Grinvald, currently serving as the Dean and Richard J. Morgan Professor of Law at the William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), is an internationally recognized scholar in Intellectual Property Law. Her research emphasizes the "right to repair", trademark enforcement, and the negative impacts of IP laws on small businesses and entrepreneurs. She has authored numerous publications in top-tier law journals and presented at major conferences, including the American Bar Association's IP, Sports, and Entertainment Law Conference.
- Education: J.D., New York University Law School; B.A. in East Asian Studies, summa cum laude, The George Washington University
Research Focus: Grinvald’s work bridges intellectual property and consumer rights, particularly in areas like vehicle data access, medical equipment repair, and platform economy branding. Her recent articles explore the intersection of digital technology and legal frameworks governing repair rights.
Scientific Awards:
- INTA Ladas Memorial Award for best scholarly paper (2009)
Professional Engagements: She has held leadership roles such as Associate Dean at Suffolk University Law School and active participation in the American Bar Association’s Section Council for Legal Education. Her presentations cover topics like "Trademark Bullying" and "Societal Interests in a Right to Repair".
