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This presentation discusses growth in connected devices, importance of standards, guidelines, changes in patent licensing.

This presentation examines litigation strategy in major European markets such as Germany, the Netherlands, UK and France and discusses how to protect your brand and whether the WTO dispute settlement mechanism provides for a suitable alternative.

This presentation discusses IP rights within the EU, EU-wide laws, cross-border injunctions and broad-brush comparisons of key EU courts,

In this presentation the panel discusses threats and opportunities arising from the new trademark law in China, as well as how to use trade laws as a defensive mechanism.

Take it up a level! When it comes to licensing rights to music and video, ensure that you are covering all of your legal bases. This advanced session will offer hypotheticals and practical guidelines on how to assess your company's needs and secure the requisite permissions, clearances and licenses. From music licensing — American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI), and the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC) — to movie and TV licensing — Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) and Motion Picture Licensing Corporation (MPLC) — this panel will examine the current public-performance licensing world and offer tips for the "what, when and how." This is one informative panel you don't want to miss!

This is a sample consulting agreement between a corporation and its contractor.

These terms and conditions are drafted under English law for use in business-to-business sales.

This Software Evaluation Licence is drafted under English law. It allows a prospective licensee to use the licensor's software for a limited period of time so that the licensee can evaluate the suitability of the software for the licensee's requirements.

This sample form of a co-existence agreement assumes like-situated parties of equal power and leverage desiring to enter into a worldwide agreement.

These guidelines can help you identify issues related to open source software and what to do if you decide to use open source code at Company.