Jack Lerner

Expertise:

• Copyright, privacy, technology, media law, patent law, intellectual property, freedom of expression

Background:

Professor Lerner’s work focuses on problems at the intersection of law and technology, particularly how technology law and policy affect innovation and creative expression. He has written and spoken widely on copyright, privacy and other areas of technology law.

Current Courses:

Advanced Intellectual Property Clinic, Advanced Intellectual Property Clinic WCC, Intellectual Property Clinic

Prior Courses:

Advanced Intellectual Property Clinic, Advanced Intellectual Property Clinic WCC, Full-Time Externship, Intellectual Property Clinic, Technology, Law, and the Public Interest: An Exploration Through Film, UCI Law Review, UCI Law Review Executive Board

EDUCATION

• Harvard Law School, J.D.
• University of Kansas, B.A., English, with distinction

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

• Jack I. Lerner, Charis E. Kubrin et al, Rap on Trial: A Legal Guide for Attorneys 1 (Version 1.0 2021)
• Lerner, Jack I., Secondary Copyright Infringement Liability and User-Generated Content in the United States (May 13, 2020). Chapter 18, IN: Oxford handbook of online intermediary liability, Oxford University Press, 2020
• Jack Lerner & Rom Bar-Nissim, Law Enforcement Investigations Involving Journalists in National Security Leaks, Whistleblowers, and the Media (Paul Rosenzweig, Timothy J. McNulty & Ellen Shearer, Eds., ABA Publishing) (2014)
• Clara Martin & David B. Oshinsky, Internet Law & Practice in California, (CEB, 2004) (Executive Editor)
• Oversight and Regulation of Collective Management of Copyright (forthcoming)
• Jack Lerner, et al., The Duty of Confidentiality in the Surveillance Age, 17 J. Internet L. 1 (2014)
• Jack Lerner & Deirdre Mulligan, Taking the "Long View" on the Fourth Amendment: Stored Records and the Sanctity of the Home, 3 Stan. Tech. L. Rev. (2008)
• Jack Lerner, Intellectual Property and Development at WHO and WIPO, 34 Am. J.L. & Med. 257 (2008)