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Intellectual Property

SKU:

25140

Co-Sponsored by:

The State Bar of Arizona's Intellectual Property Section

Location:

Phoenix, AZ

Thu, Mar 06, 2025 - 09:00am to 04:30pm MST-Arizona

Average Rating:

   4

Categories:

Intellectual Property

Course Levels:

Advanced

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Dec 17, 2024

SKU:

J24548

Short Description:

The Rosen-Durling test has been used to determine obviousness in design patents for over 25 years. In the recent LKQ v. GM en banc decision, the Federal Circuit found the Rosen-Durling test was "improperly rigid." The Federal Circuit determined that the test for obviousness that is used for utility patent should also be used for design patents. The test for obviousness for utility patents was established in Graham v. John Deere (U.S. 1996) and KSR International Co. v Teleflex Inc. (U.S. 2007). The USPTO issued a memorandum on May 22, 2024, to provide guidance and instructions on evaluating obviousness in design patent applications and design patents.

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   3

Categories:

Law Practice Management & Technology |  Intellectual Property

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Dec 05, 2024

SKU:

J24528

Average Rating:

   6

Categories:

Intellectual Property

Course Levels:

Advanced

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Oct 15, 2024

SKU:

J24519

Short Description:

Unfortunately, it is all too common that patent attorneys receive Office Actions from Examiners that ignore the attorney’s previous arguments. This lack of attention needlessly prolongs patent prosecution and raises costs. Come join us as Ryan Pool, a patent lawyer from Millen, White, Zelano & Branigan, discusses how tools, particularly petitions, can be used to force an Examiner to give your arguments the attention they deserve.

Average Rating:

   14

Categories:

Business & Commercial Law |  Intellectual Property |  Indian Law |  Solo & Small Firm

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Jun 18, 2024

SKU:

J24379

Short Description:

Explore the tenets of intellectual property with a focus on trademarks.

Average Rating:

   30

Categories:

Business & Commercial Law |  Intellectual Property |  Securities Regulation

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Apr 24, 2024

SKU:

J24268

Average Rating:

   19

Categories:

Intellectual Property

Course Levels:

Intermediate

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Apr 23, 2024

SKU:

J24282

Short Description:

Unlike most patent systems around the world, in the United States parties have the opportunity to use numerous specialty proceedings at the United States Patent & Trademark Office to strengthen their own issued patents, to challenge the validity of third party patents, and to determine ownership of inventions. This program will detail these specialty proceedings, discuss their pros and cons, and outline best strategies to use them to maximize client goals.

Average Rating:

   17

Categories:

Ethics |  Intellectual Property

Course Levels:

Intermediate

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Mar 19, 2024

SKU:

J24259

Short Description:

What better place to learn about ethics for patent and trademark practitioners than straight from the source that disciplines patent and trademark practitioners! Come listen to a highly relevant ethics presentation straight from the Office of Enrollment and Discipline (OED) at the USPTO. This presentation will cover the most common ethical pitfalls that patent and trademark practitioners fall into and will offer valuable insights into avoiding these pitfalls.

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   8

Categories:

Intellectual Property

Course Levels:

Intermediate

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Jan 19, 2024

SKU:

J24156

Average Rating:

   8

Categories:

Intellectual Property |  Bankruptcy

Format:

Audio and Video

Original Program Date:

Jan 17, 2024

SKU:

J24137