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To bring value when dealing with their clients’ most pressing issues, fashion industry lawyers draw on a variety of disciplines, including intellectual property, contracts, international trade, and litigation. At this seminar an experienced panel will provide participants with practical insights on how to: structure successful license deals; navigate license disputes; win the fight against counterfeiters; litigate trademark actions; understand the ins and outs of customs, import and related regi…

Sponsored, in part, by DailyDac, the second program in this series will examine the following:

1. Earn-out provisioins
2. Antitrust issues
3. Intellectual property issues
4. Employment issues
5. Financing the transaction

All programs in this series will be moderated by Jonathan Friedland, author of Strategic Altern…

Recently, traditional intellectual property schemes have been shifting due to the rise of new technologies. In the past, the distinction between users and creators was clear, but now the line is becoming blurred. Newspapers, printed research materials, and DVDs are giving way to new media, such as blogs, Wikipedia, and streaming video, which do not coexist peacefully with traditional methods of protecting intellectual property. Digital distribution and the flourishing of amateur creators with le…

Courts and circumstances are continually redefining the ethical obligations imposed on Intellectual Property practitioners. Anthony Lo Cicero of Amster, Rothstein & Ebenstein LLP analyzes recent developments (including the Federal Circuits inequitable conduct decision in Therasence and its contempt decision in EchoStar) and offers practical advice in complying with ethical requirements.

Anthony F. Lo Cicero, Esq. is a partner in the law firm of Amster, Rothstein & Ebenstein L…

Major new changes and liabilities in patent law in view of recent Supreme Court developments, and in copyright law in view of Oracle v. SAP, make competency considerations paramount in virtually all intellectual property rights, transactions. New social media issues have also arisen that competent diligences must address in the trademark realm. More fundamentally, attorneys need to know how the attorney ethics rules apply in a transactional context. This panel will address these and oth…

ATTENTION CANADIAN ATTORNEYS: To fulfill the interaction requirements of Canadian provinces’ CPD regulations, two or more colleagues must be involved at the same time when watching or listening to recorded programs. If you wish to obtain CPD credit for this program, please read the instructions BEFORE viewing, found here.

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Digital gaming is one of the world’s fastest growth industries – up 26 percent last year, even with the economic slowdown – and it is no surprise that where there is money, there are lawsuits. And with these digital gaming lawsuits comes a hotbed of legal issues and complexities that expand intellectual property law. Ensure that you are up to speed on the latest legislation, compliance pitfalls, trademark and contract issues so that you’re prepared for the next video game client that walks th…

Part of the University of Minnesota Law School’s Thirty-Third Annual Summer Program of Continuing Legal Education Seminars, May 25 – June 8, 2012, this (two-part) program provides an introduction to a body of law that is becoming increasingly important not only within the disciplines of intellectual property, antitrust, media law, and entertainment law, but also to general business and corporate practice as well. Broadly construed, the law of unfair competition encompasses not only the relati…

Part of the University of Minnesota Law School’s Thirty-Third Annual Summer Program of Continuing Legal Education Seminars, May 25 – June 8, 2012, this (two-part) program provides an introduction to a body of law that is becoming increasingly important not only within the disciplines of intellectual property, antitrust, media law, and entertainment law, but also to general business and corporate practice as well. Broadly construed, the law of unfair competition encompasses not only the relati…

Today, patents, trademarks and copyrights often are a companys most important assets. Corporate America is heavily focused on protecting its intellectual property (IP) rights. The officers and directors of a company can face personal liability if the corporate IP is not fully protected or if anothers IP is infringed. Our experienced panel will discuss these issues, including:

• Liability of officers and directors for patent, trademark or copyright infringement…

This seminar is designed to give intellectual property lawyers a basic understanding of what types of monetary relief are available under the Lanham and Copyright Acts as well as Title 35, Section 284 of the U.S. Code for patent infringement. It will provide an overview of the most recent trademark, trade dress, counterfeiting, copyright and patent cases. Our speakers will provide lawyers with tips on how to analyze cases from an economic standpoint and how to best use damages exp…

ATTENTION CANADIAN ATTORNEYS: To fulfill the interaction requirements of Canadian provinces’ CPD regulations, two or more colleagues must be involved at the same time when watching or listening to recorded programs. If you wish to obtain CPD credit for this program, please read the instructions BEFORE viewing, found here.

This term the Supreme Court and the Feder…

This program will address the ethical implications of attorney involvement in undercover investigations. Attorneys in both civil and criminal matters may find that their cases require or would benefit from undercover activities. In the civil context, investigations into civil rights or intellectual property violations, for example, often rely on the use of investigators posing as prospective tenants or customers. This implicates attorneys’ obligation not to engage in conduct in…

Especially with the increase in litigation involving computer implemented inventions, the issues of whether each infringing step or claim element must be performed by a single actor and who is responsible for use of an invention are becoming more relevant and important in patent infringement cases. The Federal Circuits en banc decision in the Akamai and McKesson cases should provide much needed guidance to intellectual property practitioners, companies and judges. Join An…

Discussion of how entertainment litigation differs from other types of commercial and intellectual property litigation. This is a practical and valuable nuts and bolts guide to entertainment litigation that you won’t want to miss. This is for anyone who is interested in pursuing and/or is already pursuing a career in the entertainment industry.

West LegalEdcenter and Thomson Reuters IP Solutions present this series of courses exploring the various aspects of intellectual property rights, including an overview of patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade dress and trade secrets, by an experienced IP litigator; and secondly, an overview of the IP commercialization and licensing process by a successful inventor, invention broker, and consultant to industry.

This webcast will explore utility patent claims and their relations…

This program will address some of the unique ethical questions presented by intellectual property practice, including in the areas of patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret. A panel of industry experts will address hot topics in legal ethics, including issues impacted or resolved by the recent passage of the America Invents Act. These distinguished professionals also will give advice on best practices for common ethics issues faced by intellectual property lawyers.

The presentation covers the current threats to trade secrets and intellectual property in general. Topics includewhat IP is being targeted for theft, who is stealing it, what methods are used to steal the IP, and how a business can protectitself from economic espionage. Also covered isthe Economic Espionage Act of 1996 and how the FBI has used it to protect trade secrets.

West LegalEdcenter and Thomson Reuters IP Solutions present this series of courses exploring the various aspects of intellectual property rights, including an overview of patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade dress and trade secrets, by an experienced IP litigator; and secondly, an overview of the IP commercialization and licensing process by a successful inventor, invention broker, and consultant to industry.

This webcast will explore integrating the market elements to form t…

Courts and circumstances are continually redefining the ethical obligations imposed on Intellectual Property practitioners. Anthony Lo Cicero of Amster, Rothstein & Ebenstein LLP analyzes recent developments (including the Federal Circuits inequitable conduct decision in Therasence and its contempt decision in EchoStar) and offers practical advice in complying with ethical requirements.

Anthony F. Lo Cicero, Esq. is a partner in the law firm of Amster, Rothstein & Ebenstein L…

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