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Intellectual Property: Innovating Locally, Protecting Globally | | | | Intellectual property is a focal point for U.S. businesses wishing to advance in the global marketplace; however, pursuing such growth is not without pitfalls.
The Temple Journal of Science Technology & Environmental Law, in conjunction with Legal Advantage, LLC, have organized a symposium that will address the various legal issues encountered by intellectual property right holders and attorneys in acquiring and protecting their intellectual property rights on the global stage. The symposium will include discussions about how multinational companies and inventors are thinking globally and the challenges faced in acquiring, managing, and enforcing their rights internationally.
PANELS:
- Thinking Globally: Local organizations in a global IP world
- Acquiring Rights: Patent and Trademark acquisition across nations
- Enforcing Rights: Strategies and expectations for international litigation of IPR
- Alternative Measures: Arbitration and non-traditional IP enforcement methods
- The Inequitable Conduct Doctrine and Attorney-Client Privilege: Managing Foreign Counsel and Local Prosecution (ethics)
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
The Honorable Kent A. Jordan, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Chen Wang, Corporate Counsel & IP Leader, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
David L. Marcus, Chief Patent Counsel, Comcast Cable Communications
Michael F. Snyder, Shareholder, Volpe & Koenig, P.C.
Frank Peterreins, Managing Principal, Fish & Richardson, P.C. - Munich, Germany
Timothy Devlin, Principal, Fish & Richardson, P.C.
Jeffrey Rosedale, Associate, Woodcock Washburn, LLP
Joseph P. Gushue, Associate, Volpe & Koenig, P.C.
Aneesh Mehta, Associate, Volpe & Koenig, P.C.
Matthew H. Adler, Pepper Hamilton, LLP
COST:
Temple Law Alumni Association Members: $120
Non-Members: $160
Students (non-Temple): $20
Temple students: FREE
CLE:
5 total (4 substantive and 1 ethics approved by the Pennsylvania
continuing Legal Education Board)
The editors and staff of the Temple Journal of Science, Technology & Environmental Law look forward to your attendance at this exciting event.
Please visit www.temple.edu/law/tjstel for complete event details.
| | | | Contact Information | Patrick J. Shea TJSTEL Business Editor (610) 761-7747
TJSTEL Office: (215) 204-1755 spatrick@temple.edu | | |
| | | Date & Location | Date: February 27, 2009
Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Location: Shusterman Hall, Temple Main Campus
Event registration begins at 8:30 AM.
Shusterman Hall is located north of the main law school building (Klein
Hall). Pass Klein Hall walking north on Broad Street and turn right immediately at Montgomery Avenue. Turn left on Liacouras Walk and proceed north past the Student Services Building. Shusterman Hall is located on the left, in a historic stone building. Click here to view a campus map, where Shusterman Hall is listed as building 45.
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