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versions of its gaming console.Who owns the copyright in the consumer's<strong>com</strong>ments on websites? Do consumershave a right to remove or disassociate the<strong>com</strong>ments with their name?Item no. : RS11200549Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 87 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00SECOND ELECTRONICDISCOVERY AND DIGITALEVIDENCEPRACTITIONERS'WORKSHOP, THEThis practitioners' workshop provides anin-depth and hands-on education forin-house and retained counsel who areinvolved in (or who expect to be<strong>com</strong>einvolved in) litigation involving electronicdiscovery and digital evidence. Executivesand other litigation stakeholders from largeand small public and private organizationswill gain invaluable insights on how best toprepare your technical staff andinformation systems to respond torequests for electronically storedinformation (ESI). Addressed tointermediate and advanced ESI litigationpractitioners, the workshop is taught byour faculty of leading federal magistratejudges, ESI litigation practitioners,forensics experts, and technology thoughtleaders, all of whom have significantexperience in managing all aspects of ESIlitigation. This workshop is unique in thatits scope is much broader and deeper thantraditional e-discovery courses thataddress only basic ESI concepts.The curriculum consists of case studies, amock trial, keynote sessions and paneldiscussions with luminaries in the field,and small workshops for practitioners,technologists, and forensic experts. Topicsrange from ESI search trends anddevelopments to emerging digitalevidence issues and ethics to evidentiaryissues from a criminal perspective. Thesessions will address the key rules fromthe Federal Rules of Civil Procedure thatimpact on e-discovery.Item no. : WD11200589Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 13 hoursCopyright : 2011Price : USD 500.00SPACE LAW 101: ANINTRODUCTION TO SPACELAWBy Joanne I. Gabrynowicz, Matthew J.KleimanThe term space law refers to the body ofinternational and national laws andcustoms that govern human activities inouter space. For the last half century, mostouter space operations have beenconducted by government agencies. Now,however, we stand at the threshold of anew era in spaceflight. With the retirementof the space shuttle, private <strong>com</strong>paniesare preparing to assume many of themissions traditionally undertaken bygovernments and to open outer space tothe general public. With these changes,space law will face many new challenges.This program will provide an introductionto space law and some of the issues thatthe space law <strong>com</strong>munity will need toaddress in the next decade and beyond.The panelists will specifically discuss thistopics: The basic framework of internationalspace law FAA regulation of private launch andreentry and NOAA regulation ofprivate Earth remote sensing FCC regulation of <strong>com</strong>mercialtele<strong>com</strong>munications Legal risks associated with privatespaceflight and how those risks aremitigated by federal and state laws,private contracts, and insuranceItem no. : PK11200333Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : <strong>2012</strong>Price : USD 150.00TECH CONTRACTS: NINELESSONS FOR DRAFTING &NEGOTIATING BETTER ITIAGREEMENTSBy David W. TollenThis program prepares lawyers to handlesoftware licenses, cloud <strong>com</strong>putingagreements, software as a service (SaaS)deals, and other IT contracts. The legalsubject-matter includes both intellectualproperty and tech-specific <strong>com</strong>mercial law.It's organized around nine of the leastunderstood concepts in the field, and ituses those nine to build <strong>com</strong>prehension oftech contracts in general: Cloud <strong>com</strong>puting, software as aservice (SaaS), and softwarelicensing -- explained anddistinguished 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 150.00TECHNOLOGYAMENDMENTS TO THEMODEL RULES: ANSWERSTO THE QUESTIONS YOUSHOULD BE ASKINGBy John M. Barkett, Judith A. Miller, SethA. RowIn August <strong>2012</strong>, the ABA House ofDelegates adopted changes to severalModel Rules of Professional Conduct toaddress the growing role that technologyis playing in the practice of law. Thisfast-paced program will walk you throughthe changes, identify practical impacts,and alert you to traps for the unwary.Model Rules to be addressed include 1.0,1.1 (<strong>com</strong>petence), 1.2 (scope ofrepresentation), 1.4 (<strong>com</strong>munication), 1.6(confidentiality), 4.4, and 5.3 (non-lawyerassistance).Item no. : SL11200343Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : <strong>2012</strong>Price : USD 110.00WRITTEN DESCRIPTIONREQUIREMENT, THE: AREANTIBODIES CHEMICALS,PROTEINS, OREXCEPTIONS?Federal Circuit cases over the past fifteenyears have stressed that 35 U.S.C. § 112,first paragraph contains a writtendescription requirement separate fromenablement. However, practitioners'opinions vary on what disclosure isrequired to meet written description,particularly in the field of antibodies. Therecent case Centocor Ortho Biotech, Inc. v.Abbott Labs, raised the topic into thepatent limelight. Centocor won a $1.67billion damages award for infringement,but the Federal Circuit held Centocor'spatent invalid for failure to meet the writtendescription requirement, and the SupremeCourt declined certiorari.This audio CD-ROM will demonstrate arange of views on the written descriptionrequirement for antibodies. The U.S.Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)routinely grants functionally-definedantibody claims to those who discover anovel protein or epitope or some otherinteresting feature of an antibody. Somepractitioners argue that the USPTO fails toapply the written description guidelines topurely functional antibody claims, creatingan "antibody exception" to writtendescription. Others argue that disclosureof the protein or epitope to which theantibodies bind is sufficient to meet therequirement. Where do you draw the line?Item no. : FP11200355Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : <strong>2012</strong>Price : USD 150.00________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.<strong>com</strong> Websites: http://www.learningemall.<strong>com</strong> & http://www.learningemall.<strong>com</strong>.hk144

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