1^st Annual Lecture Series in Honor of Professor Ken Port- November 14, 2022, at 6pm in the Conservatory

Mitchell Hamline School of Law is hosting its 1^st Annual Lecture Series in honor of Professor Ken Port.

Professor Port was a Professor of Law and the founder of the IP Institute here at Mitchell Hamline.

Professor Ken Port’s academic focus was on domestic, comparative, and international intellectual property law. He received two Fulbright Research Grants to study Japanese trademark law at Tokyo University. He also served on ABA committees and international panels addressing this topic. He was fluent in Japanese and reads, writes, and presents in Japanese. Professor Port was a prolific author with some 40 law review articles and more than 10 books in print. Professor Port’s writing on Japan also focuses on vestiges of World War II, the development of law during the Occupation, and the interaction between the U.S. and Japan during that time. Professor Port’s scholarly writing on U.S. law focuses on the law and policy of trademarks

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