Six tech companies are teaming up with the Hispanic National Bar Association to increase the number of Latino attorneys in intellectual property law.

The association announced Friday that Adobe, Apple, Facebook, Google and Lenovo are new corporate sponsors of its Intellectual Property Law Institute, a program that links Latino law students to attorneys, legal scholars and members of the federal judiciary and administrative agencies. Microsoft has been a sponsor since 2013.

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