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Recorded on: Feb. 26, 2013

AMY TAUB: Hello, my name is Amy Taub and I'm a program attorney with PLI. I would like to welcome you to today's briefing, "Making Sense of the New HIPAA/HITECH Era." Before we begin, I have some administrative announcements. This briefing will be one hour in length. Please feel free to send questions at any time during the briefing. Please remember that you have access to materials for this briefing via the course handbook tab in the program ...

Released on: May. 10, 2013

Please note: CLE is not available this program.Taken from the briefing Maximizing Your IP Job Search with Loyola Chicago's PLIP 2013 recorded April, 2013.Lecture Topics  [Total Time: 00:57:58]

Recorded on: Mar. 7, 2013

TAMARA C. KIWI: OK. Welcome back, everybody. I hope you had a good lunch. It is my pleasure now to introduce you to the co-chair of our program, Howard Siegel. Howard is a senior partner in Pryor Cashman's Entertainment Group. He has more than 40 years of experience in representing clients in all aspects of the entertainment business, with a particular emphasis on the music industry, during which time he has served as counsel to many of the industry's ...

Recorded on: Feb. 8, 2013

JOHN DELANEY: So next up, we have Andrew Serwin, who is the executive director and CEO of the Lares Institute and the founding chair of Foley & Lardner privacy practice. He is an internationally-recognized thought leader regarding information and its role in the global economy. And he's handled some of the leading matters before the federal trade commission, in information security, COPPA-- which we just heard a little bit about-- social media, ...

From the program: Open Source and Free Software 2012: Benefits, Risks and Challenges

Released on: Jan. 2, 2013

Audio CD's from the program Open Source and Free Software 2012: Benefits, Risks and Challenges, held December, 2012.

Recorded on: Apr. 17, 2013

JOSE A. ESTEVES: So with that, I'm going to jump right into my presentation, because there's a fair amount there. And as I indicated, we're talking about the different IP monetization techniques that are used. So why not start with what we mean by IP monetization. In my world, it's basically any technique that may be used to monetize or financially leverage intellectual property. If you think about it, and some commentators have said that, really ...

Recorded on: Apr. 18, 2013

JOSEPH WELCH: Thank you, Karen. Good to see all of you here today. Some of you may remember from last year when I had to wear dark glasses. It's certainly much brighter in here this morning than I remember from last year. It's good to see all of you and I can see you a little better. Let's start out with one that made a big splash in the media. Apple gets to register its store design. You can see on the slide a partial description of what's in the ...

Recorded on: Apr. 17, 2013

JOSE A. ESTEVES: So to keep things moving, while our panelists take their place, I'm going to start with the introductions for our last panel. And our last panel is going to try to take things up a little bit higher, and talk about themes and issues affecting patent monetization. Our speakers, in alphabetical order, are Robert Aronoff. Robert is a Managing Partner at Pluritas, LLC. He is also the founder of Pluritas, which is a leading Intellectual ...

Recorded on: Apr. 17, 2013

JOSE A. ESTEVES: OK. We're gonna go ahead and get started. So our presenter for the next hour is Joe Yang. And he will be talking about developments in patent law that impact patent monetization. Joe is a partner at PatentEsque Law Group, LLP, where he specializes in the use of patents as business assets. He handles all types of IP transactions and has served as an arbitrator. He previously served as VP and general counsel of Cryptographic Research, ...

Recorded on: Apr. 17, 2013

JOSE ESTEVES: OK. We're going to get started here. We've got our second to last panel. And for this panel, we're going to be discussing patent monetization and the current environment. And we're lucky to have three panelists here with us. First, we have, in alphabetical order, we've got Abha Divine. Abha is Managing Director and Founder of Techquity Capital Management. Abha's career demonstrates proven results in the successful planning and launch ...

Recorded on: Apr. 3, 2013

ROB STERNE: And we're very, very fortunate to have Dave Kappos, who recently stepped down from being our director at the PTO. I was at the PTO yesterday for a reexam interview with Deborah Jones and Art Unit 3991, and mentioned that Dave was going to be on our program today. And everyone in the room at the PTO, as well as the people at the guard desks and everywhere else, have only the nicest things to say about our speaker. Dave, you should know ...

Recorded on: Jan. 24, 2013

SPEAKER: And we move straight away into the second panel, which is the plaintiffs' perspective on data privacy and class action suits. And our speakers are Jay Edelson and Chandler Givens from Edelson McGuire, and my colleague, Rob Harrington. Jay Edelson is known to many people in the audience as one of the preeminent plaintiffs lawyers in this area. He is the founder and managing partner of Edelson McGuire, and has been lead counsel in a number ...

Recorded on: Apr. 2, 2013

DAVID BARR: Good afternoon everyone. Welcome back for the afternoon session of our conference. And I'm pleased to introduce Joe Drayton from Cooley, who's going to be speaking about the American Invents Act, post-grant procedures under the AIA. Joe Drayton is a partner in Cooley's litigation department. And he's a member of their intellectual property litigation practice group. He joined Cooley in 2012. And he's a resident in Cooley's New York office. ...

Recorded on: Apr. 3, 2013

SCOTT A. MCKEOWN: So continuing on. And Dave's a tough act to follow, but again we're very happy to have him here. I think we got the benefit of both the PTO slides and Dave's insight, which is great. So tough act to follow. So what I want to do in this next hour is a little bit just try to pull everything together in terms of the mechanics of these procedures. And I'm not going to get into the mechanics too much other than at a very high level, ...

Recorded on: Feb. 12, 2013

BRIAN W. BROKATE: It's my pleasure to introduce this next panel on Blatant Infringement. When you see them, what do you do with them? By now, everybody knows Katie McCarthy, one of the two prominent McCarthys in the trademark field. I understand there's another one who's Professor Tom. Is that right, Siegrun? But certainly Katie McCarthy has really made a tremendous name for herself in this area and in terms of IP enforcement as well. To Katie's ...

Recorded on: Apr. 3, 2013

SCOTT MCKEOWN: Welcome back, everybody. We're ready to kick off the afternoon session. But before we do, we did have one question that came in late. And that question was, must an IPR petition be accompanied by an expert declaration? For example, the questioner wants to know if you have clear disclosures in the prior art, maybe you can just come in without the declaration. The short answer is of course there's no requirement that you file a declaration. ...

Recorded on: Feb. 14, 2013

P. ANTHONY SAMMI: So let me just jump right into the next panel. This is entitled, Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets. And we've got two wonderful gentlemen with us here today. One is David Garrett. And one is David Klausner. There are two Davids. David is obviously closer to me, David Garrett. And David Klausner is on the other side. Let me introduce them briefly. David Garrett is managing director and head of Stroz Friedberg's San Francisco ...

Recorded on: Mar. 19, 2013

[? DOUGLAS R. NEMEC: Brian ?] managed to cover about 800 pages of Federal Register reports on Patent Office rule-making. We'll now turn it over to Denise De Mory to cover 800 or more pages of court decisions from the last year from Supreme Court, Federal Circuit, and other courts. You've got a challenge on your hands there. Denise is a founding partner at Bunsow, De Mory, Smith, and Allison in Silicon Valley. She's got about 20 years of experience ...

Recorded on: Apr. 3, 2013

Taken from the briefing Researching Ethical and Legal Issues in Data Privacy & Social Media recorded March, 2013.The use of social media in the legal industry is continually gaining momentum. But there may be ethical pitfalls with its use. This session will alert you to the ethical issues you should be aware of.This briefing, featuring instruction from experts in research strategy and social media, was conceived and created in cooperation ...

Recorded on: Mar. 19, 2013

RICHARD RAYSMAN: All right. Our first panel today is going to be talking about ethics in social media, obviously. And we're going to have, really, a panel discussion, which I think will be quite interesting. At least in my mind view, it's been a pretty good format. So I wanted to introduce our three panelists. All the way to your left, to my right, one of our panelists is Sofia Rahman. She's the global social media attorney for Citi's Consumer Businesses. ...

Recorded on: Mar. 4, 2013

KAREN BALLACK: OK, we're going to get started again. Our last session of the afternoon is on shared or jointly developed IP. And I am very pleased to announce our last speakers of the day. Thank you all for hanging out so long. And I know those of you on the web, some of you may be from the east coast, so hopefully you are still participating by viewing the last presentation of the day. I am pleased to introduce you to Phil Strauss and Jason Kipnis, ...

Recorded on: Mar. 7, 2013

KEN: Thanks very much, Tamara. This morning we're going to have a panel on the sound recordings. And I'd like to introduce our two panelists this morning. To my immediate right is Julie Swidler, who is Executive Vice President of Business Affairs and General Counsel of the Sony Music Entertainment here in New York. Julie has worked in the music industry for over 25 years, and has worked for both labels, corporate departments, and music publishing ...

Recorded on: Mar. 4, 2013

LOTHAR DETERMANN: So we'll be switching from exhaustion of patent of exhausting other topics, that is copyright and trademark. We will start with copyrights today. No particular order, and then Beth Goldman will cover the trademark side of things. That's how we agreed to split it up for today. Beth is a partner in Orrick's San Francisco office. She's a member of the IP group there and focus on trademark, prosecution, litigation, licensing. She's ...

Recorded on: Apr. 2, 2013

DAVID K. BARR: Switch to our second topic which is biologic and biosimilar drug products. And I'm fortunate to have with me sharing this topic, Betty Ryberg. And introducing Betty Ryberg, she joined Novartis in 2008 as vice president of US IP litigation for group intellectual property. And she leads Novartis Corporation's IP group. Before joining Novartis, Betty was a colleague of ours at Kaye Scholer. And she worked on numerous pharmaceutical biotech ...

Recorded on: Mar. 4, 2013

SPEAKER: We will move on to our next presenter of today, who is Linda Carlisle. Linda flew in from Washington, DC. Hopefully you didn't have too bad of a flight coming into the Bay Area. LINDA CARLISLE: A very long one. That's what-- SPEAKER: Oh, gosh. Well, we're pleased that you're here and that you're here safely, so thank you. Thank you very much, Linda. Linda's a partner in the Washington, DC office of White & Case and is a tax specialist. ...