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Protecting IP Arising from Federal Research Funding
$295About the Course: This session provides an in-depth review of the consequences and obligations of inventors accepting federal funding for their research. The program also provides keen insight into protective measures that should be taken by inventors when contracting for federally-funded research. Unless you know the answers to…
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Retaining Patent Brokers
$295About the Course: This webinar presents unique insights into negotiating retainer agreements with patent brokers and provides a keen overview of the patent brokerage process. Learn key questions to ask when choosing patent brokers and determine what the roles and responsibilities of the patentee and patent broker will…
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Spoliation in Intellectual Property Law and Licensing
$295About the Course: Spoliation is the destruction or material alteration of evidence or a party’s failure to preserve evidence related to a reasonably foreseeable litigation. Sanctions associated with spoliation usually depend on the conduct of the spoliating party and the prejudice to the non-spoliating party. This webinar is…
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Supreme Court Jurisprudence and Intellectual Property Law
$295About the Course: The United States Supreme Court has been extremely active in reviewing intellectual property cases. From 2012 to 2015, the Supreme Court will have rendered 10 decisions affecting patents and another six decisions affecting trademarks and copyrights. This webinar provides background and insight into these recent…
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Tax Implications for Intellectual Property Transactions
$295About the Course: Is your firm at risk of being penalized by the Internal Revenue Service for mischaracterizing intellectual property transactions or for reporting unsupportable royalty rates? Is your firm paying more taxes than necessary subsequent to consummating intellectual property transactions? Could a heightened awareness of tax issues…
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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…
