Posts Tagged: "Industry Event"

Join us on Thursday, October 20, 2016, from 2pm to 3pm ET for a riveting and enlightening discussion on the future of design patents in light of Samsung v. Apple, with IP industry expert, Gene Quinn, Bryan Chaffin, co-founder and Editor of The Mac Observer, and Robert Katz, industrial design expert and attorney with Banner & Witcoff.

ARE PATENTS IN THE US DEAD? Should US Companies continue to file US Patents? What are the right innovation policies for the US? What is the right thing for small companies to do in patenting their innovation? How will investors look at patenting in the future? What is happening elsewhere in the world we need to pay attention to? Come…

CPIP’s Fourth Annual Fall Conference will highlight how property rights in innovation and creativity benefit communities and economies around the world. We’ll focus on how secure IP rights foster investment, development, and access to products for consumers. We’ll bring together speakers with diverse experiences—from businesses creating music licensing models supporting songwriters to small startups using patent portfolios to secure venture capital investment. You’ll hear from and meet influential industry leaders, policymakers, and scholars working on intellectual property issues.

Do you want to learn how to use business intelligence data to find the best patent prosecution strategy? Listen to a panel discussion presented by Kate Gaudry and Thomas Franklin of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP who will share case-specific strategies for overcoming Alice.

Registration is now open for Patent Resources Group’s Fall 2016 Advanced Courses Program at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas from October 19 – 25, 2016. During this program, 18 patent law courses will be offered – all updated for current information and taught by our experienced and dedicated faculty. Register Now or get full…

More value, less cost in corporate transactions A fresh approach to IP due diligence Who enjoys being locked in a data room? During a corporate transaction, analysing information provided by a seller is often slow, expensive and unrewarding. The information is often badly organised, incomplete and provided late in the day. In this webinar, you will hear from Aistemos CEO,…

About This Event Like all civil litigation, most patent cases settle. But what factors explain how lawsuits progress, which cases settle, and how long they pend before settlement or trial? We empirically examine the evolution of patent disputes, starting from the complaint, using benchmarks drawn from the rules of civil litigation and accounting for a range of dispositions including settlement,…

Like all civil litigation, most patent cases settle. But what factors explain how lawsuits progress, which cases settle, and how long they pend before settlement or trial? We empirically examine the evolution of patent disputes, starting from the complaint, using benchmarks drawn from the rules of civil litigation and accounting for a range of dispositions, including settlement, summary judgment, and…

The Duke Law Center for Innovation Policy and the Santa Clara High Tech Law Institute invite you to participate in a pair of jointly-hosted conferences on patent quality. The first conference is on Sept. 9, 2016, at Santa Clara University; the second is on Dec. 13, 2016, at the U.S.P.T.O. in Alexandria, Virginia. These conferences will convene academics and stakeholders…

How many is enough? It is too easy to accumulate large portfolios, but harder than ever to be sure that they contribute to the organisations IP and business strategy. Join CEO, Nigel Swycher and Head of Strategy, Marcus Malek as we review the experiences of major corporates who have used patent analytics to deliver major savings in portfolio management costs,…

The Supreme Court’s ruling will disappoint those who had hoped to change the standard by which the PTAB conducts inter partes reviews through the courts, rather than through Congress or the PTO itself. The manner in which the majority framed the case also offers hints about the Court’s views of today’s patent landscape and the deference that may be granted to the PTAB in future decisions, should the Court decide to grant more petitions for certiorari in this area.

The Chisum Patent Academy is accepting registrations for the remaining seats in its Small Group Patent Law Seminars to be held at the historic Mayflower Park Hotel in downtown Seattle, Washington, on August 4-5. This two-day seminar has been approved for 12.0 CLE credits by the Washington State Bar Association.

The Nation’s #1 Registration Exam Course is geared to one thing and one thing only – ensuring you pass the PTO Exam! Taught by the leading Exam authority and instructor, John White, and IPWatchdog founder, industry expert and patent attorney, Gene Quinn.