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The IPR In-House IP Managers Forum is where peer professionals of industry meet to discuss, seek advice and support on common issues and challenges. The goal of the Forum is to enhance the ability of participating companies to identify and protect their IP – to secure and grow competitive advantage.
The Forum enables professional networking and information sharing amongst peers, and provides lectures on timely IP topics from global experts.
Upcoming webinar January 25 & February 22
January 25, 2023
Two-Part Webinar: Wednesday January 25 and February 22:
Part I will address obtaining patent term adjustment and extension in the U.S. and Israel.
Part II will discuss USPTO and EPO post-grant challenges
High-quality patent protection is crucial for innovative companies to succeed in today’s competitive markets. That includes considering the breadth of patent protection and its duration. And for many companies, the need for long-term patent protection is not limited to a single country. Protecting your technology in a global economy requires a carefully coordinated global patent strategy, including an understanding of the nuances in each country that may contribute to the increase or decrease in the term of patent protection.
Join us as we discuss several important updates and considerations for securing patent protection in the United States, Europe, and Israel.
Topics for Part I include:
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Patent Term Adjustment and Patent Term Extension in the United States
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Supplementary Patent Certificates
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Patent Term Extension in Israel and the interplay with similar extensions in the US and Europe
Topics for Part II include:
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Comparison of post-grant challenges that may be launched before the European Patent Office and U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, highlighting critical differences
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Strategies practitioners should adopt to succeed in either forum
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Addressing potential synergies or conflicts when proceedings in both jurisdictions are pending or anticipated
Faculty
Laura
Masurovsky
Jeffrey M.
Jacobstein
Joshua L.
Goldberg
Maeve
O’Flynn
Victoria
Randall
Ronnie
Benshafrut
Wednesday, April 6 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Maximizing the Value of the In-House IP Manager – Outside Counsel Relationship
Faculty:
Lilach Luzzatto Shukrun
Patent Attorney | The Luzzatto Group
Oren Mandler
Head of IP Litigation | The Luzzatto Group
Many companies employ an in-house IP manager when they reach a specific size or volume of IP work. The IP manager then works with outside firms and coordinates the development of the company’s IP assets. Typically, the IP manager is involved in most activities, starting with patents, and including trademarks, designs, and related fields, such as copyright and trade secrets.
Developing an efficient working relationship that exceeds the simple mechanics of IP filing and prosecution is necessary to reap the most benefit from working with an outside firm.
Faculty
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Lilach Luzzatto Shukrun
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Oren Mandler
Wednesday, March 2 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Presenting a Winning Case to the EPO Boards of Appeal: How to Build a Best Case for Appeal
Faculty:
Micaela Modiano
Senior Partner | Modiano & Partners
Daniel X. Thomas
Former Director EPO
Oppositions and appeals at the EPO allow parties to sort out European patent protection issues in a centralized, cost-effective way. These proceedings can have a dramatic impact on the parties’ marketing and business opportunities in Europe.
Recent changes to the rules of procedure of the EPO Boards of Appeal mean that any party involved in proceedings before the Boards of Appeal must reconsider its strategy in opposition and appeal proceedings, whether the party is the patent owner wishing to preserve their monopoly or a third party wishing to open up the European market and enter it.
This webinar will review the most impactful changes to the rules of procedure of the EPO Boards of Appeal and explain their practical consequences for the parties’ strategy, with tips and tricks for avoiding pitfalls and achieving the best possible outcome for the business.
Faculty
Micaela Modiano
Daniel X. Thomas
Wednesday, February 2 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Intellectual Property Litigation Before
the ITC
Faculty:
David Lowenstein
Partner | Pearl Cohen
Yoav Alkalay
Partner | Pearl Cohen
The International Trade Commission (ITC) in Washington D.C. handles high-stakes IP disputes involving goods imported into the U.S. Because of its knowledgeable administrative law judges and commissioners, expedited case schedules, and swift and forceful remedies, the ITC has been a popular forum in recent years for businesses seeking to protect their valuable patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret assets.
At the same time, actions before the ITC often pose a significant threat to the businesses of those accused of unfair import and trade practices. Therefore, practitioners and businessmen – including those that export goods to the U.S. and those who may be seeking to prevent the importation of infringing goods – need to better understand this administrative agency and its investigative and remedial authority.
This webinar will analyze the unique features and jurisdictional requirements of litigating at the ITC. The class will provide perspectives from outside counsel and from business decision makers alike on how to navigate the fast pace docket of high risk IP litigation at the ITC in the context of managing a successful global litigation campaign.
Faculty
David Loewenstein
Yoav Alkalay
How can patent information and analytics contribute to a more sustainable future?
Sustainability is the most critical global initiative of our lifetime. And as it has become a value indicator for investors and a key decision-making component for consumers, there is a crucial need for companies to have a firm grasp on their contribution to sustainable innovation.
In this webinar, we will have a look at the global drivers of green technology and take a deep dive into the technological landscape of solar power. LexisNexis® specialists Anne Le Turnier and Richard Gynn will discuss how you can use patent analytics to evaluate an entire technology field, identify key innovators and how to measure sustainable innovation.
Faculty
Ann Le Turnier
Richard Gynn
Wednesday, December 8 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Monetization - Opportunities and Strategies: How to Maximize your IP Assets
Faculty:
Dr. Ilan Cohn | Patent Attorney and Founding Partner at Cohn, de Vries, Stadler & Co
Dr. Carlos Gorrichategui President of Dynamic IP Deals LLC
Monetization of patent assets, if correctly managed, can yield significant financial benefits to patent owners. Monetization schemes and processes will be the topic of this webinar.
It is within the nature of things that most research and development projects and ventures do not live to their promise and, hence, do not return the investment, let alone yield profits. However, if handled appropriately, such projects or ventures end up with a patent portfolio that may become a valuable asset by its own right and permit the stakeholders to reap considerable financial returns. The value may be reaped through licensing (often to multiple parties), through sale of the patents or through enforcement in court. Each avenue has its own advantages, disadvantages, unique challenges, and tactics. These will be discussed and elaborated in the webinar.
Faculty
Dr. Ilan Cohn
Dr. Carlos Gorrichategui
Wednesday, August 4 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Making or Breaking a Technology Deal: The Critical Role of IP Managers
Faculty:
Dr. Ilan Cohn | Patent Attorney and Founding Partner at Cohn, de Vries, Stadler & Co.
Edith Sokol | Patent Attorney and a Founding Partner at Cohn, de Vries Stadler & Co.
In our time and age IP has become a significant element in technology-based transaction and a key driver of such deals (including investments, licensing, M&A and others). Accordingly, IP professionals play a critical role in enabling such deals and it is the IP due diligence and the IP manger's stamp of approval that will eventually enable the deal to go through. There are various facets of an IP due diligence, some more significant than others: some will drive the value of the deal; others may be of a GO/NO GO significance.
These topics will be discussed, including scope, process, timing and deliverables, with emphasis on the critical role of that IP managers play in this process.
Faculty
Dr. Ilan Cohn
Edith Sokol
Patent litigation, especially from non-practicing entities (NPEs), remains a challenge for
companies. From the established multinational to the bootstrapped startup, patent litigation
can be an expensive distraction and an obstacle in the path of attracting investment. Indeed,
recent reports have shown a "marked increase" in patent litigation by NPEs in 2021 – the result.
of growing NPE patent portfolios and access to third-party litigation funding.
This webinar will examine several defensive strategies that companies of all sizes and sophistication can implement to deter and defend against patent litigation. Such strategies can include membership in organizations such as the LOT Network and the implementation of open source
licensing strategies.
Faculty
Ken Seddon
Eli Greenbaum
Wednesday, June 9 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
Minimizing Risks When Receiving Patent Warning Letters
Faculty:
Gerson Panitch, Partner at Finnegan
The visibility that accompanies a successful company often results in warning letters accusing the company of patent infringement. Whether they are sent by competitors or patent trolls, warning letters raise many questions from management: Should we respond? If so, what should we say? Can what we say come back to hurt us? How can we tell if the letter poses a serious risk? Are we on the verge of getting sued? Should we hire a lawyer? How can we minimize the costs that flow from such letters? How great is the exposure?
If you have not already received patent warning letters and are in a successful company, it is inevitable that you will, and you need to be prepared. In this seminar, veteran patent warrior Gerson Panitch will provide a framework to enable you to answer these questions and more.
Faculty
Gerson Panitch
Wednesday, July 7 | 16.00 – 17.00 IST
The role of IP managers in the R&D process, promoting innovation and competitive intelligence
Faculty:
Barry Schindler | Co-Chair of the Global Patent Prosecution Group, Greenberg Traurig
Udi Cohen | CEO and Co-Founder, Similari
The webinar will focus on the importance of monitoring publications, technology trends, competitors and new market entrants to support R&D, innovation and portfolio optimization. In the fast-moving world of technology, those in the day-to-day IP operations end of businesses must find efficient ways to do their jobs better to be able to extract valuable insights from endless data.
Analyze data quicker and find technology trends faster using machine learning and NLP algorithms allows companies to stay up to date with their technology landscape, find solutions for R&D process, and promote innovation. Join us to learn how technology trend analysis can augment ongoing research efforts to stay abreast of technology markets.
Faculty
Barry Schindler
Udi Cohen
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