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distinguished Doing license clauses right Data security and privacy -- explainedand distinguished fromNDA's/confidentiality Starting, defining, and limitingmaintenance obligations Technical specifications: the heart ofthe deal Escrow -- verification and licensing Understanding, adding, anddisclaiming warranties Indemnities and exceptions Good fences and good neighborsItem no. : TB11200602Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 85 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00TIPS AND TRICKS TOEFFECTIVE PATENTDRAFTINGBy Benjamin J. Holt, Jeoyuh Lin, PaulRobertsThis program focuses on providing thetools and hard-learned secrets forproducing quality patent applications.Topics include how to handle a disclosureconference, how to determine the cost forpreparing the application, and how tobudget timing and landmark goals.The presentation also includes tips onwhat information to provide to smallerclients who are not familiar with patent law,as well as strategy for meetingexpectations of more savvy in-housepatent counsel. Following the preparationon the intake process, significant attentionwill be paid to how to prepare claims andthe disclosure to satisfy the diverse patentaudience (judges, partners, inventors,examiners, etc.) who all use a differentlens when evaluating your application.Moreover, this presentation explains tricksof the trade for the mechanics of preparingapplications, as well as suggestions onhow to utilize assistants to boostproductivity and lower client cost.Item no. : VE11200604Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 82 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00TO TRADEMARK OR NOTTO TRADEMARK: THAT ISITHE QUESTIONBy Mary LaFrance, Jonathan Rubens,Sherin Sakr, Peter V. SnellThis program will begin with an overviewof U.S. trademark law. It will then examinethe factors that businesses and theirattorneys should consider when decidingwhether and when to establish andregister trademark rights.The pros and cons of U.S. and foreigntrademark registration will be considered.Item no. : GC11200344Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00TRADEMARK AND APPEALBOARD LITIGATION BESTPRACTICESBy Peter W. Cataldo, Angela Lykos,Gerard F. Rogers, Patricia S. SmartA panel of distinguished Trademark Trialand Appeal Board Judges andInterlocutory Attorneys discussrecommended best practices whenlitigating before this administrative body.Topics presented are: the best use of Accelerated CaseResolution; publication of the TTAB's updated andrevised Trademark Board Manual ofProcedure; and recommended practices in navigatingthrough the TTAB's rules andprocedures.Gain invaluable insight to practicing beforethe TTAB from the most junior novice tothe most experienced specialist.Item no. : MG11200610Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00TRADEMARKPROSECUTION: LESSONSFROM THE TRENCHESBy Cheryl L. Black, Sharra Brockman,Tricia McDermott ThompkinsBefore you submit that trademarkapplication form, have you considered thestrategic implications of your goods andservices descriptions? If you receive aninitial refusal based on descriptiveness,how can you best overcome theexamining attorney's objections? Andwhat happens when the application isproceeding to publication and your clienttells you it might contain a mistake?The strategies involved before and afterthe paperwork is filed have a discernibleimpact on the outcome of the process, andis often what separates the experiencedpractitioners from the new kids. Learnfrom those who have been in the trenchesbefore you, and give your applications thebest chance for registration. Our expertpanel, including current and former U.S.Patent & Trademark Office employees, willfocus on tips for successful trademarkprosecution, including best practices forchoosing the application type and timing,drafting effective goods and servicesdescriptions, overcoming common initialrefusals, and amending filed applications.Item no. : TY11200345Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00UNDERSTANDING THEAMERICA INVENTS ACT: ASWEEPING CHANGE OF U.S.UPATENT PROSECUTIONPRACTICEBy Robert W. Bahr, Thomas L. Irving,Donna M. Meuth, Teresa Stanek Rea,MaCherri Vondran-JonesThe America Invents Act (AIA) was themost sweeping patent legislation in the USin over 60 years. Our panel of legalexperts, including a representative fromthe U.S. Patent and Trademark Office(USPTO) will examine how the AIA willimpact different aspects of patentprosecutions before the USPTO, andstrategies for implementing thosechanges.In particular, our panel will discuss thechange to first-inventor-to-file andaccompanying changes to the definition ofprior art, and the new SupplementalExamination procedure. Strategic adviceregarding best practices will also beprovided.Item no. : RE11200619Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00UPDATE ON THE LAW OFPATENT INFRINGEMENT INTHE U.S., ANBy Meredith Martin Addy, R. (Ted) EdwardCruz, Hon. Paul R. Michel, Steven C.SereboffThis program provides an overview on therecent changes to the Law of Infringementin United States Patent Litigation.Specifically, the program focuses on twosub-topics of infringement, in light of casesheard (or being heard) by the SupremeCourt of the United States and FederalCircuit Court of Appeals: Joint Infringement - In the context ofthe Federal Circuit's recent decisionto take up en banc two cases dealingwith the standard required to provejoint infringement:1. Akamai Tech., Inc. v. LimelightNetworks, Inc. (petition for rehearinggranted on 4/20/11)2. McKesson Tech. Inc. v. Epic SystemsCorp.(petition for rehearing granted on5/26/11)Inducement to Infringe - In light of theSupreme Court of the United States'decision in Global-Tech v. 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