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Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2009

Released on: Dec. 28, 2009
Running Time: 11:28:44.00

Overview

Special Note - New York Transitional credit for this program is only available to New York licensed attorneys practicing law outside the U.S.

During the economic downturn, companies are increasingly turning to licensing as an important way of generating new sources of revenue out of existing intellectual property assets, and as a way to gain access to intellectual property at a lower cost than developing or purchasing intellectual property assets. Virtually every business is confronting licensing issues on an increasingly frequent basis. A solid base of knowledge about licensing of intellectual property has never been more important for companies and their counsel.

This introductory web program will give you an overview of how to negotiate and draft effective license agreements, whether you are the licensor or licensee. Experts in licensing will discuss different kinds of licensing agreements, and the related business and legal issues.

Lecture Topics [Total time: 11:28:44]
Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.

Introduction* [00:03:31]
Ian N. Feinberg
Trademark Licensing [00:54:55]
Sally M. Abel
Copyright Licensing [01:15:51]
Cydney A. Tune
Rights of Publicity and Entertainment Licensing [00:58:22]
William Sloan Coats
Open Source Licenses [00:58:50]
Alan Stern, A. Clifford Allen
Patent and Technology Licensing [01:04:45]
Michael A. Molano
Ethical Issues in Licensing [01:01:34]
Paul W. Vapnek
International Considerations in Licensing [01:04:20]
Richard C. Hsu
Antitrust Issues in Licensing [01:03:20]
Ian N. Feinberg
Bankruptcy Issues in Licensing [01:02:33]
Lillian Stenfeldt
Drafting for Litigation [00:58:03]
Ian N. Feinberg
Regulatory and Government Issues in IP Licensing [01:02:40]
David S. Bloch, James G. McEwen

The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online.

Trademark Licensing
Susan Progoff
Trademark Licensing
Liisa M. Thomas
Trademark Licensing
Sally M. Abel
Copyright Licensing for the 21st Century: One Part of the Copyright Revolution That May Be a Virtual World War III: "What a Difference a Decade Makes!!" 10th Anniversary Edition
Mavis K. Fowler-Williams
Copyright Licensing
John L. Hines, Jr.
Copyright Licensing Fundamentals
Cydney A. Tune
Rights of Publicity and Entertainment Licensing
Edward H. Rosenthal
Rights of Publicity and Entertainment Licensing
E. Leonard Rubin
Right of Publicity: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and More Importantly, How Much?
William Sloan Coats
Overview of Open Source Software Issues
Steve Gold
GPL Version 3: Raising the Cost of "Free" Software
Steve Gold
Open Source Licensing
Alan Stern, A. Clifford Allen
Patent and Technology Licensing
Paul A. Thompson
Basic Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer
David Rabinowitz
Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct of 2010
Champ W. Davis, Jr.
Ethics in Licensing
Paul W. Vapnek
International Considerations in Licensing
David A. Latham
Avoiding the Pitfalls in International Licensing
Anne S. Jordan
Antitrust Issues in Licensing
Rod Ganske
Analytical Framework for Antitrust Counseling on Intellectual Property Licensing
Hanno F. Kaiser, Scott Russell
Antitrust Issues in Intellectual Property License Agreements
Ian N. Feinberg
Intellectual Property Licenses: The Impact of Bankruptcy
Stuart M. Riback
Bankruptcy Issues in Intellectual Property Licensing
Marcelo Halpern
Drafting Software Licenses for Litigation
Steven P. Mandell, Stephen J. Rosenfeld
Standard and Not So Standard Terms in Intellectual Property License Agreements (AKA Boilerplate)
Ian N. Feinberg
Mock Negotiation of a License Agreement
Leonard T. Nuara, Gregory J. Battersby
Regulatory and Government Issues in IP Licensing
David S. Bloch, James G. McEwen
Trademark Licensing (Powerpoint Slides)
Susan Progoff
Copyright Licenses (Powerpoint Slides)
Mavis K. Fowler-Williams
Cross-Border Licensing of Intellectual Property Rights (Powerpoint Slides)
David A. Latham
How to Ensure a License Leads to Litigation: The 10 Rules (In No Particular Order) (Powerpoint Slides)
James E. Hopenfeld
Mock Negotiation of a License Agreement (Powerpoint Slides)
Leonard T. Nuara, Gregory J. Battersby

Presentation Material

Trademark Licensing
Sally M. Abel
Copyright Licensing
Cydney A. Tune
Rights of Publicity and Entertainment Licensing
William Sloan Coats
Open Source Licenses
Alan Stern,A. Clifford Allen
Patent and Technology Licensing
Michael A. Molano
International Considerations in Licensing
Richard C. Hsu
Antitrust Issues in Licensing
Ian N. Feinberg
Bankruptcy Issues in Licensing
Lillian Stenfeldt
Bankruptcy Issues in Licensing
Lillian Stenfeldt
Drafting for Litigation
Ian N. Feinberg
Regulatory and Government Issues in IP Licensing
David S. Bloch
Regulatory and Government Issues in IP Licensing
James G. McEwen

Faculty

Chairperson(s)

Ian N. Feinberg, Mayer Brown LLP

Speaker(s)

Sally M. Abel, Fenwick & West LLP
A. Clifford Allen, Senior Attorney, Microsoft Corporation
David S. Bloch, Winston & Strawn LLP
William Sloan Coats, Kaye Scholer LLP
Richard C. Hsu, Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP
James G. McEwen, Stein McEwen LLP
Michael A. Molano, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
Lillian Stenfeldt, Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold LLP
Alan Stern, Senior Corporate Counsel - Acquisitions, Investments & Alliances, Cisco Systems, Inc.
Cydney A. Tune, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Paul W. Vapnek, Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP

Program Attorney(s)

Tamara C. Kiwi, Program Attorney, Practising Law Institute

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Web Segments

The following web segments are available for purchase. Click on the title to view more details.

[00:54:55.00]	Trademark Licensing	Sally M. Abel, Fenwick & West LLP
[01:15:51.00]	Copyright Licensing	Cydney A. Tune, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
[00:58:22.00]	Rights of Publicity and Entertainment Licensing	William Sloan Coats, Kaye Scholer LLP
[00:58:50.00]	Open Source Licenses	A. Clifford Allen, Microsoft Corporation
		Alan Stern, Cisco Systems, Inc.
[01:04:45.00]	Patent and Technology Licensing	Michael A. Molano, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
[01:01:34.00]	Ethical Issues in Licensing	Paul W. Vapnek, Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP
[01:04:20.00]	International Considerations in Licensing	Richard C. Hsu, Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP
[01:03:20.00]	Antitrust Issues in Licensing	Ian N. Feinberg, Mayer Brown LLP
[01:02:33.00]	Bankruptcy Issues in Licensing	Lillian Stenfeldt, Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold LLP
[00:58:03.00]	Drafting for Litigation	Ian N. Feinberg, Mayer Brown LLP
[01:02:40.00]	Regulatory and Government Issues in IP Licensing	David S. Bloch, Winston & Strawn LLP
		James G. McEwen, Stein McEwen LLP

Calculate Credits

CLE-NY Credits
Credit Status: Approved
Expiration Date: 12/28/2012
Transitional:  Yes outside of US
Total Credits:  13.50
  Ethics:  1.00
  Skills:  1.00
  Professional Practice:  11.50