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Patent Portfolio Building and Strategy:
 
"From the Ground Up: Building and Maintaining a Patent Portfolio Tailored to your Company’s Needs"

Overview:

Starting and maintaining a patent portfolio for your company is a daunting task, regardless the size of the company. Where do you begin? How do you ensure the intellectual property assets you are outlaying capital to acquire fit corporate objectives? This program addresses: getting ideas from your company’s thought leaders; identifying what ideas to protect and how best to protect them; how to continuously audit your patent portfolio; and how should in-house counsel interact with outside counsel to maximize value.


Speakers:      

 

Brian Daiuto, Senior Patent Counsel, Google

Karam Saab, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP

ACC Houston IP Practice Group CLE
Privacy Compliance Program: What is it and Why Should We have One in Texas?
June 1, 2022 | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Maggiano's Little Italy

The rapidly evolving regulatory framework for personal data is increasing the cost and complexity of compliance.  Even organizations not subject to a state regulation would benefit from having a privacy compliance program.  In this presentation we will discuss two elements of data privacy.  First, we will cover the elements of data privacy legislation while reviewing the state laws passed to date: California, Virginia, Colorado, Utah, and Connecticut.  Second, we will cover steps your organizations can take today to prepare for compliance with privacy legislation in the future.   

Big Data and artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly playing an important role in driving innovation in practically all commercial and non-commercial aspects. Given the significant investments businesses are making into developing AI systems and collection of data, it is important for in-house counsel to implement a proactive and competitive strategy to protect IP rights in AI as well as the collected data. There is a reciprocal relationship between AI and big data because the success of AI depends heavily on big data while AI helps unlock the potential of large amounts of data by providing new processing tools, and any IP protection strategy should consider this relationship. The CLE will consider not only patent coverage, but also copyright protection, trade secret protection, and contractual provisions for protection of big data and AI – within U.S. as well as international jurisdictions.

Knobbe Martens is pleased to partner with ACC Southern California for an "IP and Magic" CLE! The event will include CLE presentations covering Privilege Issues for In House Counsel in IP Cases and Important Tips for IP License Agreements.

We will combine our CLE portion with a magic show from well-known comedian/magician Aaron O’Brien and other surprises!

We are pleased to offer this one-hour CLE-Certified presentation and entertainment exclusively on line. We look forward to your participation.

IP Issues often arise in many different commercial contexts.  Many standard business agreements such as *master services agreements, *manufacturing  and supply agreements and *consulting agreements have IP clauses that can have an impact on the use and protection of a company's IP assets.  Plus- certain business transactions will require licensing in or out certain IP rights such as the right to use a particular trademark or patented technology.

Panelist discuss best practices for drafting and negotiating license agreements and IP clauses in a variety of business agreements, including:

  • Development and Distribution Agreements;
  • End-User Licenses
  • Manufacturing Services Agreements; 
  • Open Source Agreements; Software/SaaS Agreements
  • Website Development Agreements
Dentons
14 pages

Learn about key developments in Canadian IP law in 2021.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Intellectual Property
Region: Canada
Dentons
4 pages

Learn about the different legal regimes and remedies available under Italian law to protect trade secrets.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Intellectual Property
Region: Italy
Dentons
2 pages

Learn about developments in German case law on the protection of trade secrets.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Intellectual Property
Region: Germany

Virtual patent marking is a convenient alternative to traditional patent marking as it allows patentees to provide information about the patents that cover a company’s products online. This practice saves time and expense and allows for easy updates when patent information changes. However, virtual marking is a fairly recent development in patent law, and judicial guidance clarifying the specific requirements of virtual patent marking is relatively sparse. As a result, patentees wishing to take advantage of the benefits of virtual patent marking should act prudently when incorporating it into their patent marking schemes.
 
During this presentation, Fish attorneys Phillip Goter and Jason Zucchi will discuss best practices for virtual patent marking, including:
•  Patent marking requirements
•  Virtual marking case law, examples, and pitfalls
•  Minimizing liability risk for false marking

AGENDA:
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM | Check-in and networking
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM | CLE program
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM | Networking, food and beverage

Thanks to our sponsor, Fish & Richardson P.C.!

This CLE webinar will cover the dynamic and critical area of trade secret law. We will discuss best practices for maintaining your trade secrets, the intersection of trade secrets and data privacy, how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted this area of the law, and more. This session will include checklists and case examples to help you navigate these issues for your clients.

Presenters:
Tara Norgard, Partner, Carlson Caspers
Alexandra Olson, Partner, Carlson Caspers
Mark Lanterman, Chief Technology Officer, Computer Forensic Services

Program admission is free for ACC members and open to ACC members and in-house counsel guests. 

Thanks to our sponsor, Carlson Caspers!

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