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Save the date for our Fourth Annual Life Sciences Masters™ 2025 program, a part of the IPWatchdog Masters™ series, at IPWatchdog Studios in Ashburn, VA, on October 27-29, 2025. This program will focus on the intersection of intellectual property law and the biopharmaceutical industry, and will explore the law, politics, and business of life sciences. |
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The Delaware County Bar Association's IP and Technology Section is presenting an outstanding seminar that should be of interest to any IP litigation practitioner. Judge L. Felipe Restrepo of the United States Court of Appeals Judge for the Third Circuit will be moderating a panel of esteemed federal judges - Judge Leonard P. Stark, United States Court of Appeals for…
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When time is limited and resources are finite, guessing your way through business development isn’t an option. Patent firms often rely on referrals or instinct to pursue new business. But in a crowded market where clients expect data-driven pitches, and RFPs move fast, you can’t afford guesswork. To stay competitive in a commoditized space, firms need a faster and more…
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Artificial intelligence is beginning to transform patent practice, but for chemistry and biotech, the challenges remain unique. How well do today’s AI tools truly understand complex scientific inventions? What can they already help patent practitioners within the life sciences area? Where do AI tools still fall short for chemistry and biotech? How do experts in the field see AI tools…
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IP professionals are increasingly testing and using a variety of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Some are using general-purpose systems like ChatGPT for ideation and rapid exploration of diverse topics, while others are leveraging IP-specific platforms for precise tasks that demand legal and technical accuracy. Which is the best approach? Join us on Thursday, November 20, at 12 PM ET for…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the rage. Practically everyone is now using some form of AI, whether for personal use or for business. But the unfortunate reality is that with AI, your results may differ—wildly—from others. This isn’t just because some tools and services are more powerful than others, but perhaps even more so due to AI prompting techniques and sophistication.…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has captured the imagination of virtually everyone, from science geeks and nerds to the technophobic. It is hard not to see the potential AI presents in so many areas. And the patent industry is no exception. And with quarterly, if not monthly advances in what AI technology can do, many practitioners will be surprised to learn what…
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With rising RCE fees and new limits on examiner interviews, waiting until the end of prosecution to consider an appeal is no longer a smart strategy; it’s an expensive one. Many attorneys still view appeals as a last resort, but the data shows that early, informed appeals can often lead to faster resolutions, lower costs, and better outcomes. Join us…
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