The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations, nonprofits and other private-sector organizations around the globe.
Exploring the SEC's latest regulations, this legal update delves into the evolving landscape of cybersecurity risk management, highlighting crucial insights for businesses adapting to new rules in safeguarding digital assets and customer data.
Kamran Salour Partner & Co-Chair of the Data Privacy & Cybersecurity PracticeLewis Brisbois
This session will highlight the key elements and practical considerations when structuring, drafting and negotiating patent licensing and tech transfer agreements. The session will also discuss how to avoid some of the common mistakes and offer practical insights, with strategies for both licensors and licensees.
This session will highlight the key elements and practical considerations when structuring, drafting and negotiating patent licensing and tech transfer agreements. The session will also discuss how to avoid some of the common mistakes and offer practical insights, with strategies for both licensors and licensees.
Data is an asset similar to intellectual property, isn't it? Of course it is. Data is valuable, and can and should be exploited, which is usually done through a data license. Data licenses are similar to other types of IP licenses, but data licenses often present unique issues that must be addressed, including data ownership and use, as well as the treatment of the original data set, data derived from the original data set, and usage data. Data licenses can and should materially circumscribe the ways in which data sets may be exploited by others. This session will provide an overview of the issues involved when negotiating data licenses.
Speaker: Barry Benjamin, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
Data is an asset similar to intellectual property, isn't it? Of course it is. Data is valuable, and can and should be exploited, which is usually done through a data license. Data licenses are similar to other types of IP licenses, but data licenses often present unique issues that must be addressed, including data ownership and use, as well as the treatment of the original data set, data derived from the original data set, and usage data. Data licenses can and should materially circumscribe the ways in which data sets may be exploited by others. This session will provide an overview of the issues involved when negotiating data licenses.
Speaker: Barry Benjamin, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
Election of leaders for 2023-2024.The nominees will introduce themselves and provide information about their backgrounds and experience with ACC and the Intellectual Property Network.
Leaders will discuss their roles for the Network, so if you've thought about volunteering, or wondered about the roles in the surveys the ACC is sending out, you can learn a bit more and find contacts if you are interested in collaborating on an IPN project.
Discussion of the U.S. Copyright Office notice of inquiry on copyright and artificial intelligence (AI) and the ACC's opportunity to respond and advocate. Amy Chai of the ACC Advocacy Office will join us to discuss this opportunity for the ACC and individual members to make our voices heard.
Election of leaders for 2023-2024.The nominees will introduce themselves and provide information about their backgrounds and experience with ACC and the Intellectual Property Network.
Leaders will discuss their roles for the Network, so if you've thought about volunteering, or wondered about the roles in the surveys the ACC is sending out, you can learn a bit more and find contacts if you are interested in collaborating on an IPN project.
Discussion of the U.S. Copyright Office notice of inquiry on copyright and artificial intelligence (AI) and the ACC's opportunity to respond and advocate. Amy Chai of the ACC Advocacy Office will join us to discuss this opportunity for the ACC and individual members to make our voices heard.
In the beginning of this year 2023, the China trademark office, now known as âChina National Intellectual Property Administration,â released a draft of amendments on China trademark law which provide some drastic changes targeted at solving bad-faith filing issues. In addition, in the past 2 or 3 years after the implementation of the current Trademark Law (2019) by adding Article 4 prohibiting bad-faith filings with no real intent to use, not only trademark squatters but also many brand owners have received refusals based on Article 4 trademark applications, in particular the brand owners' defensive filing program. Considering such new practices may cause some frustration to brand owners in their brand protection in China, the presentation will share thoughts about the recent changes in practice and potential legislative changes and offer suggestions on the best practices around Article 4 refusals in China.
In the beginning of this year 2023, the China trademark office, now known as âChina National Intellectual Property Administration,â released a draft of amendments on China trademark law which provide some drastic changes targeted at solving bad-faith filing issues. In addition, in the past 2 or 3 years after the implementation of the current Trademark Law (2019) by adding Article 4 prohibiting bad-faith filings with no real intent to use, not only trademark squatters but also many brand owners have received refusals based on Article 4 trademark applications, in particular the brand owners' defensive filing program. Considering such new practices may cause some frustration to brand owners in their brand protection in China, the presentation will share thoughts about the recent changes in practice and potential legislative changes and offer suggestions on the best practices around Article 4 refusals in China.
Recent jury verdicts demonstrate the utility of surveys in patent cases. Register for this ACC Webcast and discover how surveys can be used to determine the scope of infringement and to accurately apportion the value of an accused feature. A panel of experts will explore these and other issues, including the possibilities and pitfalls that surveys present.
