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The IIPLA Annual Meeting is the prime Intellectual Property event in the western region. Attended by hundreds of participants from more than 50+ countries. Our participants include leading global IP Counsels, law firms, IP Experts, Owners, and Investors. The event will is being organized at Omni Hotels & Resorts in San Francisco on October 22 & 23, 2018. Representatives of…

The John Marshall Law School is proud to present its 62nd Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference. This one-day conference covers developments in patent, trade secrets, antitrust, trademarks, copyrights, IP management and in-house counsel practice, entertainment, and information technology and privacy law. Last year, we expanded the scope of our long-standing IP event, moving from principally single-speaker sessions to panels, with…

Ever wondered what really happens in an EPO Opposition hearing? Now is your chance to see – from the comfort of the Hilton Garden Inn, Palo Alto! Join Alan MacDougall, co-author of IP Management Handbook, “Opposition at the European Patent Office” and world leading IP strategist, Ilya Kazi, both partners from Legal 500 top tier IP firm, Mathys & Squire,…

Do you have an engineering or science degree or background? Take the Live Patent Office’s Registration Exam to become a Patent Agent or Attorney! Join us in New York City from October 10-14, 2018 for he Nation’s #1 Registration Exam Course.

Do you have an engineering or science degree or background? Take the Live Patent Office’s Registration Exam to become a Patent Agent or Attorney! Join us in New York City from October 10-14, 2018 for he Nation’s #1 Registration Exam Course.

Program Description: Dr. Cerf will address the role of design in innovation using Internet as an example.  The features of the Internet’s architecture and the role of the institutions that surround it have had a profound effect to the innovation we have seen since the Internet was made operational in 1983 (and designed in 1973). We will explore these features to see…

Flagship event of the National Association of Patent Practitioners (NAPP) includes presentations from USPTO representatives: Director Ianku, Commissioner Hirshfeld and others; presentations by IP experts, including Christopher Carani, Jeffrey Geiger, Rick Neifeld, MArk Scott, Suzannah Sundby, Peter Thurlow; half-day program by Ron Sluski on Invention Analysis and claiming. Guest speaker is Jason Lye, President and CTO of Lyco Works, Inc…

How technology is used to automate detection, validation and enforcement tasks in a cost-effective way. Embracing the inevitable trend of brand protection automation AI, machine learning and deep learning are everywhere nowadays. But can these technologies be applied to protect intellectual property online? How can they be brought to IP enforcement in real life? Red Points has been applying machine-learning…

Why Should Licensing Professionals Attend This World-Renowned Course? Licensing professionals are tasked with negotiating a variety of transactions. On Monday, you may be required to negotiate the sale or license of patents and trademarks. On Tuesday, you could find yourself negotiating with venture capitalists regarding the terms of spinning out a company from your parent organization. On Wednesday, you may…

As the licensing landscape remains uncertain in many of the world’s major markets, it has never been more important for licensors and licensees to stay up to speed on deal-making best practices and the changing legal and regulatory environments. Returning for the 4th year, IAM’s Patent Licensing 2018 will provide delegates with indispensable insight into the key domestic U.S. and…

Evening Social Event on the U.S. Patent System: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. There is a lot of reason for hope in the pro-patent community over the last several months. New USPTO Director Andrei Iancu has been saying all the right things, and the USPTO has already released helpful 101 guidance in light of Berkheimer. But there is…

For many, it seems we are living in an era where everything feels different from what was the norm just a few years ago.  The same is happening in the realm of IP, whether one is seeking to develop and exploit IP or one is providing services in this sector.  The 2018 AIPF Annual Meeting builds on the Association’s long-standing…

Patent Masters is designed to be a high-level symposium for attorneys and professionals interested in an in-depth exploration of topical legal issues facing those that prosecute, litigate, license and monetize patents. Discussions will be led by some of the top thought leaders in the industry and will cover what is happening in the Courts, on Capitol Hill, and at the USPTO.

You’ve passed the patent bar exam. Now what? Having a license to practice is just the beginning. What you need is a bridge between passing the patent bar and representing clients. This is why Gene Quinn and John White designed Patent Practitioner Training 101. This course will provide all the tools necessary to hit the ground running. From interacting with clients to agreements, to handling money, to drafting applications and responding to Office Actions, this course covers it all.