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Patent Law Institute 2020: Critical Issues & Best Practices

Chair(s): John M. White, Douglas R. Nemec, Scott M. Alter

Practice Area: Intellectual property, Intellectual property licensing, Litigation, Patent litigation, Patent prosecution, Patents

Published: Jun 2020 i Other versions can be found in the Related Items tab.
ISBN: 9781402436161
PLI Item #: 277887
CHB Spine #: G1458

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Chapter 1. Andrew Hirshfeld, Commissioner for Patents, United States Patent and Trademark Office, Speech, Statement Delivered before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Intellectual Property Committee on the Judiciary, “Promoting the Useful Arts: How Can Congress Prevent the Issuance of Poor Quality Patents?,” Washington, D.C. (October 30, 2019)
Chapter 2. Heather M. Schneider, Devon W. Edwards and Armando Amin, Recent Court Decisions That Are Shaping Patent Law (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 3. Denise M. De Mory and Brenda Entzminger, Patent Law: A Year of Supreme Court and Federal Circuit Decisions in Review (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 4. Douglas R. Nemec and Cassandra M. Baloga, Perspectives on Patents from Three Different Judicial Vantage Points (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 5. USPTO Rules and Programs Patent Practitioners Should Know and Love
Chapter 6. Andrew Gish and Scott M. Flanz, Equitable Defenses to Patent Infringement (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 7. Halo and Its Aftermath—What’s Changed…?
Chapter 8. Federal Circuit Rulings on Reasonable Royalty Damages—An Overview and Update
Chapter 9. Global Patent Eligibility for Software (Recent U.S. Aspects)
Chapter 10. Advanced Webinar on Patentable Subject Matter (Outline)
Chapter 11. The Shifting Sands of Patent Litigation Venue (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 12. Emerging Technologies and Patent Law: What You Need to Know
Chapter 13. Recent Developments in Bio, Pharma and Chemical Patents in Cases Originating in District Court or ITC
Chapter 14. Containing the Cost and Complexity of Litigation
Chapter 15. Containing the Cost and Complexity of Litigation Outline (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 16. Litigation Track: Containing the Cost and Complexity of Litigation (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 17. Hot Topics in Patent Licensing: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
Chapter 18. Hot Topics in Patent Licensing: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 19. Recent Developments in Bio, Pharma and Chemical Patents in Cases Originating at PTO and PTO Policies
Chapter 20. Linnea Cipriano and Tyler Doh, PTAB Developments in 2019 (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 21. The Evolving World of PTAB Practice: Recent Patent Procedural and Substantive Developments (January 8, 2020)
Chapter 22. Artificial Intelligence for Corporations and Law Firms: New Tools and Unmet Possibilities
Chapter 23. Design Patents: Another Way to Look at Software Protection (January 6, 2020)
Chapter 24. ITC Litigation: Recent Trends and Practice Tips
Chapter 25. ITC Litigation: Recent Trends and Practice Tips (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 26. Revisiting Motivation for Creation: Incentivizing Engineers to Submit Invention Disclosures (January 11, 2020)
Chapter 27. Eric Sutton, Not Another AI Patent Article: Data-Driven Prosecution in the Field of Artificial Intelligence, Patnotechnic (October 2019), available at: http://www.patnotechnic.com/2019/10/not-another-ai-patent-article-data.html
Chapter 28. What Keeps In-House Counsel Up at Night?
Chapter 29. Recurring Ethical Problems for In-House and Outside Patent Counsel
Index

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