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The panel will discuss common legal issues and risks that arise when reviewing marketing content, and share some best practices around limiting IP and personal rights infringement claims. There will be a focus on how to evaluate risks and when to consider obtaining formal clearances for music, photos, videos, and other common areas of concern (and when not to ask!) that arise when reviewing new advertising collateral and content. Learn how other practitioners approach clearing content, and hear some risk mitigation tips and along with traps for the unwary in-house counsel that supports the marketing team in their efforts.


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Topic: Cybersecurity and Data Breach Litigation: What to Expect and How to Respond

The purpose of the discussion is to offer ACC North Florida members a valuable perspective on cybersecurity and data breach litigation. From Jimerson Birr, Partner Brandon Meadows will share best practices on assessing and mitigating risks associated with a data breach. This CLE presentation is approved by the Florida Bar and is good for one credit.

 

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Corporate Counsel University® (CCU) is the leading onboarding and networking opportunity specially tailored for new in-house lawyers. CCU is the ideal program for members with less than five years of experience in a corporate legal department, as well as those seeking to refresh their basic practice skills.   

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Why send your team?

Shorten your new in-house attorneys' learning curve and ensure they hit the ground running, contributing effectively from the start. Counsel University® (CCU) is the leading onboarding and networking opportunity specially tailored for new in-house lawyers. 

 

CCU is the ideal program for members with less than five years of experience in a corporate legal department, as well as those seeking to refresh their basic practice skills. 

By attending CCU, you will:

  • Dig deep into employment law, contracts, litigation, accounting, and more topics;
  • Gain invaluable tools to improve the interpersonal skills needed to communicate effectively throughout your organization;
  • Learn practical tips and actionable next steps to bring back to the office and use immediately;
  • Exchange ideas and issues with your peers and top legal service providers on how to be more efficient and effective.
Eversheds Sutherland
10 pages

This article discusses two recent UK cases surrounding patenting of AI innovations.

In both cases, the judgments evaluated the historic application of specific provisions of the UK Patents Act 1977 (the “Act”) and how they may shape the approach to patenting AI innovations in the UK.

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
57 pages

This ACC guide, sponsored by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, provides an overview of some of the protection frameworks for data and software.

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Join us in March for a discussion with Jomarie Fredericks, Deputy General Counsel at Rotary International and the 2023 President of the International Trademarks Association.  We’ll speak to her both about her role overseeing the global protection of all of Rotary’s intellectual property, and in leading a global professional organization, including the challenges of being in-house counsel for an organization that includes all types of attorneys, and planning an annual meeting on the other side of the world.  You can read INTA’s announcement of her election here:  https://www.inta.org/news-and-press/press-releases/inta-elects-jomarie-fredericks-as-2023-president/  Ms. Fredericks was in private practice in Chicago, Illinois before joining Rotary in 1995, and in addition to her J.D. from IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Ms. Fredericks holds an LL.M. in Intellectual Property from the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law (then the John Marshall Law School), where she now serves on its Advisory Board.  You can also learn what Rotarians do – and it’s not collect vintage telephones or design traffic-calming circles!



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Join us in March for a discussion with Jomarie Fredericks, Deputy General Counsel at Rotary International and the 2023 President of the International Trademarks Association.  We’ll speak to her both about her role overseeing the global protection of all of Rotary’s intellectual property, and in leading a global professional organization, including the challenges of being in-house counsel for an organization that includes all types of attorneys, and planning an annual meeting on the other side of the world.  You can read INTA’s announcement of her election here:  https://www.inta.org/news-and-press/press-releases/inta-elects-jomarie-fredericks-as-2023-president/  Ms. Fredericks was in private practice in Chicago, Illinois before joining Rotary in 1995, and in addition to her J.D. from IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Ms. Fredericks holds an LL.M. in Intellectual Property from the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law (then the John Marshall Law School), where she now serves on its Advisory Board.  You can also learn what Rotarians do – and it’s not collect vintage telephones or design traffic-calming circles!



Intellectual Property Network Community


Join us for this deep dive on performing due diligence in IP acquisitions and other various scenarios. The panel will look at how IP diligence might differ for different types of IP, whether you are the targeted company or the acquiring company, the size or maturity of the company, and in what other scenarios IP diligence arises where it might not be top of mind.

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Join us for this deep dive on performing due diligence in IP acquisitions and other various scenarios. The panel will look at how IP diligence might differ for different types of IP, whether you are the targeted company or the acquiring company, the size or maturity of the company, and in what other scenarios IP diligence arises where it might not be top of mind.

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