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Overview
PLI’s Intellectual Property Law Institute is a “must-attend” program for IP lawyers. This program provides a complete analysis of key events in all areas of IP, providing updates on cases, legislation and government agency developments that all IP lawyers need to know.
What You Will Learn
• The latest changes in the law of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets
• Recent developments in privacy law
• An update of trademark law
• Significant trade secret developments
This program is designed for general practitioners, intellectual property attorneys, in-house counsel and anyone who needs a comprehensive update on the major areas of intellectual property law.
Special Features: In-house panel will provide guidance on topics of current interest
Lecture Topics [Total time 00:14:45]
Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.
- Opening Remarks* [00:09:26]
Robert P. Taylor - Privacy: What’s All the Noise About? [01:01:58]
David Bender - Developments in Artificial Intelligence IP [00:58:27]
William Eipert - Trademark Hot Topics/Developments [01:00:29]
Kathleen E. McCarthy - Hot Topics in Patent Law [01:29:00]
Robert Greene Sterne, Kenneth R. Adamo, Steve Carlson - Licensing in the U.S, E.U, and China [01:31:45]
Charan J. Sandhu, Mark S. Holmes, Laura Berton - Copyright Law – New Developments and Trends [01:31:17]
William Sloan Coats, Thomas J. Kearney, Sarang Damle - Section 230 of the CDA: Where Are We Going? [00:59:48]
Lateef Mtima - How the Latest Developments in Trade Secrets Law Will Affect Your Business [01:00:22]
James Pooley - Trademark Overview [01:28:20]
Douglas A. Rettew, Karen Frank, Elizabeth Reinhardt - The Implications of Intellectual Property Issues for Corporate Counsel [01:28:57]
Robert P. Taylor, Evan Elder, Louis S. Sorell, James M. Kennedy, Jean Liu - Why are U.S. patents so difficult for courts and Congress to understand? [01:00:54]
Robert P. Taylor - Ethics Update for the IP Lawyer [01:01:27]
Alison P. Buchanan, Merri A. Baldwin
The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online:
- Complete Course Handbook
- Privacy—What’s All the Noise About? (June 10, 2022)
David Bender - AI, Inventorship, and Innovation’s Future (February 14, 2021)
Alissa Green,Idris N. McKelvey - Trademark Hot Topics/Developments (June 29, 2022)
Kathleen E. McCarthy - Sumair N. Bhatti and Kenneth R. Adamo, 2022–2023 U.S. Patent Litigation: Key Decisions for Adjudicating the Requisites for Eligibility, Competence in Jurisdictional Venue in Lieu of Factors Pertinent to Pending Litigation, Procedural Marker at Which Arguments Become Exhausted in Accordance with Tribunal Processes, and Equanimity When Claims Include Typographical Errors
Kenneth R. Adamo - License Negotiations, Practising Law Institute, Ch. 16, Patent Licensing and Selling: Strategy, Negotiation, Forms (2nd Edition) (October 2019)
Mark S. Holmes - United States Copyright Office, Software-Enabled Consumer Products (December 2016)
Sarang Damle - Augurs and Oracles: Divining Trends Concerning Fair Use after Google v. Oracle (2022)
Jonathan Moskin - Communications Decency Act Section 230 (2022)
Lateef Mtima - The Trade Secrets Year in Review 2022: A Practical Guide (June 10, 2022)
Victoria A. Cundiff - What You Need to Know About Trade Secrets in 2022 (June 2022)
James Pooley - New Issues for Trademarks (Trademarks and NFT’s) (June 2022)
Karen Frank - New Ex Parte Proceedings and the Trademark Modernization Act (July 2022)
Douglas (Chip) A. Rettew - Brian W. Brokate, Maja Szumarska and Nicollette Alvarez, NFT’s and Trademark Infringement: How to Protect Your Brand’s Trademarks in the Metaverse (July 2022)
Brian W. Brokate - Potential IP Issues Concerning Participating in Standards Setting Organizations (July 5, 2022)
Louis S. Sorell - The Impact of Google v. Oracle on the Financial Services Industry (July 2022)
Joel Wolfson - Licensing: Industry and University Perspectives (July 2022) (PowerPoint slides)
Evan Elder - U.S. Patent Law Gone Awry: What Went Wrong? (July 15, 2022)
Robert P. Taylor - Current Ethics Issues for Intellectual Property Lawyers Coping with Clients, Courts and Practicing in Cyberspace during COVID and Beyond (June 2022)
James B. Kobak
Presentation Material
- What’s All the Noise About?
David Bender - Emerging IP Issues in? Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
William Eipert - Trademark Hot Topics
Kathleen E. McCarthy - A Data-Driven Overview
Robert Greene Sterne - Hot Topics In Patent Law? CAFC Patent Law Developments and Updates
Kenneth R. Adamo - Hot Topics In Patent LawCAFC Patent Law Developments and Updates
Kenneth R. Adamo - Obviousness at the Federal Circuit and PTAB?
Steve Carlson - IP Licensing in China
Charan J. Sandhu - Licensing in Europe
Laura Berton - Licensing in the U.S.
Mark S. Holmes - Copyright Update 2022
William Sloan Coats - Fair use in the wake of Google v. Oracle
Thomas J. Kearney - Repair of Software-Enabled Products
Sarang Damle - How the latest developments in trade secrets will affect your business
James Pooley - Ex Parte Proceedings of the Trademark Modernization Act?
Douglas A. Rettew - Extraterritorial Application ? of the Lanham Act
Elizabeth Reinhardt - New Issues For Trademarks
Karen Frank - Licensing:? Industry and University Perspectives
Evan Elder - Potential IP Issues Concerning Participation in SSOs
Louis S. Sorell - U.S. PATENT LAW GONE AWRY: ? WHAT WENT WRONG?
Robert P. Taylor - Ethical Issues in IP Practice
Merri A. Baldwin, Alison P. Buchanan
PLI’s Intellectual Property Law Institute is a “must-attend” program for IP lawyers. This program provides a complete analysis of key events in all areas of IP, providing updates on cases, legislation and government agency developments that all IP lawyers need to know.
What You Will Learn
• The latest changes in the law of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets
• Recent developments in privacy law
• An update of trademark law
• Significant trade secret developments
Who Should Attend
This program is designed for general practitioners, intellectual property attorneys, in-house counsel and anyone who needs a comprehensive update on the major areas of intellectual property law.
Special Features: In-house panel will provide guidance on topics of current interest