Margo Bagley

Margo Bagley is a Professor of Law at Emory University and a visiting professor at Harvard Law School, specializing in Intellectual Property Law with a focus on biotechnology and agricultural applications.

Her research centers on CRISPR patent landscapes in agricultural gene editing, where she has documented a 50% global increase in patent families between January 2021 and July 2022. She identifies China as the dominant filing entity and analyzes complex licensing protocols involving organizations like Corteva, Benson Hill, and Chinese Academy of Agriculture. Professor Bagley emphasizes strategic early-stage licensing negotiations and regional collaboration in Latin America/Caribbean to navigate freedom-to-operate challenges and secure favorable commercial terms.

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