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For patent professionals, the question is no longer whether AI will reshape practice, but rather how law firms and corporate IP departments can translate new tools into consistent, trusted workflows. Selecting the technology is only the first step. The more difficult challenge is securing buy-in, redesigning processes, and ensuring that attorneys and staff actually use the tools. This webinar will…
Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for corporate IP teams and outside counsel to automate research, analyze portfolios, identify risks, and collaborate more efficiently. But even the most sophisticated AI cannot reliably compensate for incomplete, inconsistent, or outdated information. When general-purpose large language models are used for IP analysis without a curated data foundation, the result can be missed relationships,…
A patent infringement allegation requires counsel to answer two related but analytically distinct sets of questions. First, who owns the asserted patent, what is known about the asserting entity, and is the matter part of a broader enforcement campaign? Second, how vulnerable are the asserted claims to validity challenges based on the prior art? The information needed to answer those…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping patent practice, but before IP teams embrace any AI solution, they run through a complex evaluation process that goes far beyond impressive demos and bold efficiency claims. In this session, patent practitioners and AI experts will unpack the real questions law firms and in-house teams ask before they are willing to trust, deploy, and rely…
Please join us at IPWatchdog Studios in Ashburn, Virginia, for our Third Annual Women’s IP Forum, taking place September 23-25, 2026. Following the tremendous success of last year's event - our largest and most successful program ever hosted at IPWatchdog Studios - we are excited to bring you an even bigger and better experience this year. The program will feature…
University technology transfer and IP offices, together with law school clinics, manage a combination of demands rarely found elsewhere in patent practice. They may process hundreds of early-stage invention disclosures each year, work with faculty inventors who are unfamiliar with patent and commercialization processes, advance licensing opportunities with limited resources, and - in clinic settings - train students while maintaining…
Save the date for the Fifth Annual Life Sciences Masters™ 2026 program, a part of the IPWatchdog Masters™ series. The program is scheduled for Monday, November 9, through Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at IPWatchdog Studios in Ashburn, VA. Details to follow...
Please join us for our Seventh Annual Patent Trial & Appeal Board (PTAB) program. This high-level, interactive program will feature discussions on all aspects of the PTAB practice led by highly experienced PTAB practitioners and top thought leaders in the industry. The Virtual PTAB 2027 program will be held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the week of February 1-5,…
Our SEVENTH annual IPWatchdog LIVE conference will be held on April 4-6, of 2027 at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View hotel in Arlington, VA. This program brings together the intellectual property community from the US and Abroad – from former and current federal and district court judges, current and former high-ranking USPTO and other government leadership, in-house counsel from corporations…