BJ Ard

Professor with expertise in intellectual property, privacy, and the intersections of law and technology, BJ Ard is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin Law School. His scholarly work delves into the complexities of how legal frameworks adapt to technological advancements, with a particular focus on privacy and intellectual property rights. His research has been featured in several prestigious law reviews, reflecting his significant contributions to the field. Before his tenure at the University of Wisconsin, Professor Ard enriched his academic and professional experience through various roles. He served as a visiting assistant professor and research fellow, where he honed his teaching and research skills. His insights into Supreme Court decisions have been instrumental, as evidenced by his co-authorship in leading copyright treatises, which are widely regarded as authoritative resources in the field. In addition to his academic pursuits, Professor Ard has practical experience from his time in private practice. This experience has provided him with a well-rounded perspective on the application of law in real-world scenarios, enhancing his ability to teach and mentor students effectively. His dedication to exploring the dynamic relationship between law and technology continues to drive his research and teaching endeavors.