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Minimizing Risks Through Pre-Issuance Submissions
$175About the Course: This session provides a thorough overview of a variety of measures available to mount challenges to patent applications. Insight is provided into patent application challenges such as third-party IDS submissions; protests; ex-parte re-exams; inter-partes proceedings; and, pre-issuance submissions. The submission requirements, filing deadlines and fees…
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Navigating Ethical Issues in Patent Prosecution
$175About the Course: This session discusses a multitude of ethical issues that arise during the prosecution of patents. Examples are provided that illustrate the range of severity of prosecutorial negligence as well as the resulting disciplinary action taken against the counselor. A review of critical litigation between prosecuting…
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Negotiating Patent Infringement Indemnification
$175About the Course: Manufacturers and their suppliers are often confronted with the issue of patent infringement indemnification. Failure to consider a range of issues that could arise with respect to allegations of patent infringement at the outset of a business relationship could present ruinous liabilities for suppliers and…
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Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics: The Implications of the Supreme Court Decision
$175About the Course: In Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, the Supreme Court held that isolated DNA is not patent eligible subject matter, but that cDNA may be patent eligible subject matter under certain circumstances. This webinar discusses the extent to which additional limitations will be placed on the…
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The Implications of Microsoft v. Motorola
$175About the Course: The Microsoft v. Motorola verdict transcends RAND, standards setting bodies and patent pools. This decision will impact how patents are drafted, how patents are prosecuted and how patents are litigated. In light of this decision, it is possible that major companies will no longer participate…
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March-In Rights Imperatives
$175About the Course: Has your institution received government funding? Is government funding behind your patents? Are you licensing patents that were developed with government support? If so, you really should listen to this informative webinar. Your rights and economic interests could be dramatically impacted by March-In Rights. This…
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Critical Insights into the PERA and PREVAIL Acts
$175About the Course: The PERA and PREVAIL Acts are of noble lineage. They both seek to remedy faults of the American patent system. PERA strives to clarify patent eligibility issues. PREVAIL was designed to deliver some semblance of equity to decisions hailing from the Patent Trial and Appeals…
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Valuing Standard Essential Patents
$295About the Course: This unique webinar thoroughly explains the formation, structure and functions of standard-essential patents. What is even more unique about this program is that a variety of methodologies and case studies for valuing standard-essential patents are presented. If you don’t know the answers to questions such…
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Patent Litigation in Germany and Europe
$295About the Course: Don’t miss this unique opportunity to listen to an expert discuss initiating and responding to patent litigation in Germany in particular and Europe in general. A 25-year veteran of German patent litigation explains core issues in asserting patents in Germany. These issues include the bifurcation…
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Breaking Decisions and Developments in Patent Law
$295About the Course: Don’t miss this unique opportunity to listen to the most important facets of breaking decisions and developments in patent law. The constitutionality of administrative patent judges, proposed amendments to Sections 101 and 112, and changes in applying the Alice/Mayo test are discussed. The Alice flow…
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Using PTAB Proceedings to Challenge and Defend Patents
$295About the Course: This session provides crucial insights into a plethora of procedural changes taking place at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. The General Plastic factors, which the USPTO director can refer to in denying AIA trial petitions, are discussed in great detail. The following are among…
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Enforcing IP Rights Around the World
$295About the Course: When it comes to enforcing intellectual property around the world, companies cannot solely rely on local intellectual property laws to enforce their rights. Infringers must be smoked out and shut down through a variety of creative strategies and tactics. In some cases, criminal laws must…
