Deepa Varadarajan

Professor conducting research in intellectual property law, Deepa Varadarajan is an Associate Professor of Law at Georgia State University. Her scholarly pursuits are centered around the intricate domains of copyright, patent, property, and trade secret law. With a keen interest in how these legal frameworks influence innovation and serve the public interest, Professor Varadarajan's work contributes significantly to contemporary legal discourse. Professor Varadarajan earned her Juris Doctor degree from Yale Law School, where she developed a profound understanding of the legal intricacies that govern intellectual property. Prior to her academic career, she honed her legal expertise as a litigation associate at Covington & Burling LLP, where she engaged with complex legal challenges and refined her skills in the practical application of law. In addition to her legal scholarship, Professor Varadarajan is an accomplished writer, having published a novel and several short stories. Her literary endeavors reflect her diverse interests and ability to engage with complex narratives, both within and outside the legal realm. Her work has been recognized for its depth and insight, bridging the gap between legal theory and creative expression. At Georgia State University, Professor Varadarajan is committed to fostering a dynamic learning environment for her students, encouraging them to explore the multifaceted nature of intellectual property law. Her dedication to teaching and research makes her a valuable asset to the academic community, inspiring future legal minds to critically engage with the laws that shape innovation and creativity.