Posts Tagged: "IPWatchdog Webinars"

Webinar Sponsored By: Few things in the patent world have been as contentious as software patents have been over the last decade. Once upon a time, the best, easiest, and strongest protection was available in the United States. At least since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Alice v. CLS Bank in 2014 that has not been the case. And…

Webinar Sponsored By: Big data, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning are becoming an increasingly important part of the legal world. These tools offer streamlining and insights never before possible, and while some attorneys resist, those that utilize the power of these new tools are reaping the rewards by being able to provide higher quality legal services, on time, and…

Webinar Sponsored By: Companies are using product licensing, patent transactions, mergers and acquisitions to build patent portfolios for various reasons and as part of new growth strategies. But searching in the life sciences and biochemical technology areas is extraordinarily complex and projects require multiple people to be aligned on goals and strategies. Searching for advances in chemistry and related sciences…

Effectively Navigating IP Enforcement in China. China is a unique jurisdiction when it comes to intellectual property and one that warrants particular attention, whether as a key global market or a manufacturing destination for international companies. In this webinar, Ai-Leen Lim and Xiaofan Chen from AWA Asia will debunk myths from the on-the-ground reality they experience navigating China’s intellectual property…

Webinar Sponsored By: Companies are using product licensing, patent transactions, mergers and acquisitions to build patent portfolios for various reasons and as part of new growth strategies. But searching in the life sciences and biochemical technology areas is extraordinarily complex and projects require multiple people to be aligned on goals and strategies. Searching for advances in chemistry and related sciences…

For an intellectual property law firm failure is not an option. A single mistake can bankrupt a firm and lead to hundreds of millions, or billions of dollars, lost. The magnitude of what is at stake often leads IP firms to be conservative with respect to management and adoption of new technologies and procedures. Nevertheless, in 2020 the big data…

Webinar Sponsored By: Once upon a time, prior to Alice, the best, most available software protection in the world was available in the United States. Today, with uncertainty surrounding the abstract nature of software, the U.S. has taken a backseat to Europe. Join Gene Quinn, President & CEO of IPWatchdog, Inc. and noted software patent expert, for this wide-ranging discussion…

Webinar Sponsored By: Conventional wisdom argues that litigation is a tax on innovation, and the PTO plays a role due to high grant rates. Accordingly, it is important to know: 1.  Which patent examiners are issuing litigated patents 2.  Are examiners who are “rubber-stamping” patents issuing litigated patents at a disproportionately higher rate 3.  Are examiners with less experience issuing…

Join Gene Quinn, patent attorney and leading commentator on patent law and innovation policy, on Tuesday, September 22 at 1pm ET. Gene will host a wide-ranging conversation on the topic of COVID-19 and the race toward a coronavirus vaccine. In addition to discussing the science and FDA processes involved, we discuss intellectual property rights and more. Joining Gene will be immunization expert Dr. Jonathan Temte, a Professor at the Wisconsin School of Medicine who also serves as a member of the CDC’s Board of Scientific Counselors, and Melissa Brand, Assistant General Counsel for Intellectual Property at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization.

Conventional wisdom argues that litigation is a tax on innovation, and the PTO plays a role due to high grant rates. Accordingly, it is important to know: 1.  Which patent examiners are issuing litigated patents 2.  Are examiners who are “rubber stamping” patents issuing litigated patents at a           disproportionately higher rate 3.  Are examiners with less…

The decision to “make” or “buy” is one of, if not, the most important decisions that corporate decision makers have to make when it comes to developing ground-breaking technology. This is the decision that can set the tone of success or loss of a company in a technology race that could define the next decades of an industry. In this…

Several years ago, in an attempt to provide greater privacy protections for citizens, the European Union (EU) transformed the Internet in some respects when it passed the General Data Protection Regulation, known as the GDPR. You’ve seen the proliferation of websites all over the world that require users to accept policies with every visit to a new website, or every…