Online Enforcement
Date: Tuesday, June 28, 2022 (90 minutes – 1.5 PA CLE Pending) Location: Online Time: 9 AM EDT & 7 PM EDT Instructors: Bridget H. Labutta; Steven D. Lustig; Philip L. Hirschhorn 9 AM EDT Registration Link Here 7 PM…
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Trademarks, Copyrights, Trade Secrets
Originally Presesnted Wednesday, June 22, 2022 (90 minutes – 1.5 PA CLE Pending) Location: Online Time: On Demand Instructors: Philip L. Hirschhorn; Bridget H. Labutta; Steven D. Lustig Watch Recorded Session View Slides Session Overview Defining and distinguishing trademarks, copyrights,…
IP Rights and Issues for Cannabis
Originally presented Wednesday, June 1, 2022 (90 minutes – 1.5 PA CLE Pending) Location: Online Time: On Demand Instructors: Travis W. Bliss, Ph.D.; Stephany G. Small Ph.D.,; Steven D. Lustig Watch Recorded Session View Slides Session Overview Learning the lingo…
U.S. Patent Litigation
Originally Presented Wednesday, May 25, 2022 (90 minutes – 1.5 PA CLE Pending) Location: Online Time: On Demand Instructors: Dennis J. Butler; Philip L. Hirschhorn; John D. Simmons Watch Recorded Session View Slides Session Overview Overview of the process and…
Patent Trial and Appeal Board – Advanced
Originally presented Wednesday, May 4, 2022 (90 minutes – 1.5 PA CLE Pending) Location: Online Time: On Demand Instructors: Erin M. Dunston; Philip L. Hirschhorn; Stephen E. Murray Watch Recorded Session View Slides Session Overview Real party in interest updateElimination…
Fed Circuit Affirms Admitted Art Can’t Form “Basis” of IPR Challenge – But What’s a “Basis”?
A decision from the Federal Circuit published February 1, 2022 vacated a Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) decision finding claims in a Qualcomm patent unpatentable. Apple had challenged Qualcomm’s claims as being obvious over applicant admitted prior art (AAPA)…
Google v. Oracle: Outcome, Observations, and Implications
Title: Google V. Oracle: Outcome, Observations, and Implications Description: This presentation will discuss the history and outcome of a software-related copyright dispute between Oracle and Google that spanned more than a decade, and which culminated in a Supreme Court decision…
IP Protections for Novel Cannabis Plant Varieties: Which options are right for you?
For nearly a century, the United States has offered some form of intellectual property (IP) protection for novel plant varieties. Companies operating within the agriculture and horticulture space have had multiple options available to them for protecting novel plant varieties…
IP Considerations During the Coronavirus Pandemic
As the world continues to grapple with the ongoing pandemic of the novel coronavirus and the disease it causes, COVID-19, intellectual property attorneys and their clients face new challenges daily. State governors across the United States and world leaders around…
USPTO Announces New Trademark Rule Requiring Foreign Entities to be Represented by Qualified U.S. Attorney
Effective August 3, 2019, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) has amended its Rules of Practice in Trademark Cases to require foreign applicants, registrants, and parties to trademark proceedings before the USPTO’s Trademark Trial and Appeal Board to…