Jane Ginsburg is Morton L. Janklow Professor of Literary and Artistic Property Law at Columbia Law School. Her principal areas of interest are in intellectual property, comparative law, and legal methods. She served as law clerk to Judge John J. Gibbons, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Publications include three casebooks: Legal Methods: Cases and Materials (1996); Copyright for the Nineties (with Gorman, 4th ed., 1993) and Trademark and Unfair Competition Law (with Litman, Goldberg, and Greenbaum, 2nd ed., 1996) as well as a variety of law review articles. Ginsburg serves on the editorial boards of The Michie Co., law school publishers, and of several intellectual property journals in the United States and abroad. She holds a. BA from the University of Chicago, an MA and JD from Harvard, and a D.E.A. and a Doctor of Law from Université de Paris.