The Technology & Cyberlaw Clinic provides counseling and guidance to assist MIT student innovators in navigating laws and regulations, and in responding to cease-and-desist letters and notice-and-takedown orders based on: telecommunications, privacy, data security, intellectual property, computer crime, and related laws. Depending on capacity, the clinic may also provide MIT students with limited litigation and dispute resolution-related assistance, and may engage in legislative reform efforts and other policy work of interest to MIT innovators. PRE-/CO-REQUISITE: If students have not done so already, students must take a course in intellectual property, either an IP survey course or other core IP course such as patent, copyright, or trademark. NOTE: This clinic satisfies the upper-class professional skills requirement. Priority is given to 3Ls. 2Ls will be considered only as space allows. Acceptance is competitive.