Live Online Seminars

1. Cloud Computing: Legal Challenges Including e-Discovery, Privacy, Compliance, and IP Protection
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
12:30 - 2:00 PM Eastern

*New*Cancellation Policy:
To get full refund, registrant must request refund 5 days prior to live event. If less than 5 days, registrant is transferred to product.


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Course Description:
Cloud computing refers to new technologies and services that hold the promise of divorcing a user of Information Technology services, such as corporate e-mail, from an underlying IT infrastructure. As a result, cloud computing may lower costs while increasing business agility. It is, however, an open question in our highly regulated business environment as to what extent businesses can reasonably make such a radical transformation. This program will explore cloud computing from both a technical and contractual perspective, highlighting some of its legal challenges including e-discovery, privacy, compliance, as well as intellectual property matters that may influence the decision of whether to use or offer a cloud service.

Presented By:
Tanya Forsheit, Founding Partner, Information Law Group
Nolan M. Goldberg, IP and Technology Counsel, Proskauer Rose LLP

CLE INFORMATION
*Important for KS, LA, OH and PA: If you require CLE credit from KS, LA, OH or PA you must register as a single site only. You may NOT participate as part of a group. Please contact AIPLA with any questions. (703) 412-1302.

CLE approved in the following states:
Alabama (1.5), Alaska (1.5), Arizona (1.5), Arkansas (1.5), California (1.5), Colorado (2.0), Delaware (1.5), Florida (2.0), Georgia (1.5), Idaho (1.5), Illinois (1.5), Indiana (1.5), Iowa (1.5), Kansas*(1.5), Kentucky(1.5), Louisiana*(1.5), Maine (1.5), Mississippi (1.5), Missouri (1.8), Montana (1.5), Nebraska (1.5), Nevada (1.5), New Hampshire (1.5), New Mexico (1.5), New York non-transitional (1.5), North Carolina (1.5), North Dakota(1.5), Ohio*(1.5), Oklahoma (2.0), Oregon (1.5), Pennsylvania*(1.5), Rhode Island (1.5), Utah self-study (1.5), Vermont (1.5), Virginia (1.5), Tennessee (1.5), Texas (1.5), Washington (1.5), West Virginia (1.8), Wisconsin (1.5), Wyoming (1.5)

CLE requested but pending approval for CLE credits in the following states:
Minnesota (1.5), South Carolina (1.5)

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2. Keeping Your Eye on the Prize: Drafting Patent Applications with Global Considerations
Wednesday September 15, 2010
12:30-2:00 PM Eastern

*New*Cancellation Policy:
To get full refund, registrant must request refund 5 days prior to live event. If less than 5 days, registrant is transferred to product.


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Course Description:
In an increasingly global marketplace clients are demanding greater protection with their patents while requiring this be done with decreased cost. Unfortunately, the divergent requirements in different countries can be at odds with the desire for a one-size-fits-all approach to patent drafting. We will consider different drafting considerations for Japan, US and Europe in general. We also explore the impact of filing strategies on drafting a patent.

Presented By:
Dr. John D. Collins, Marks & Clerk Patent and Trademark Attorneys

CLE INFORMATION
*Important for KS, LA, OH and PA: If you require CLE credit from KS, LA, OH or PA you must register as a single site only. You may NOT participate as part of a group. Please contact AIPLA with any questions. (703) 412-1302.

CLE approved in the following states:
Alabama (1.5), Alaska (1.5), Arizona (1.5), Arkansas (1.5), California (1.5), Colorado (2.0), Delaware (1.5), Florida (2.0), Georgia (1.5), Idaho (1.5), Illinois (1.5), Indiana (1.5), Iowa (1.5), Kansas*(1.5), Kentucky(1.5), Louisiana*(1.5), Maine (1.5), Minnesota (1.5), Mississippi (1.5), Missouri (1.8), Montana (1.5), Nebraska (1.5), Nevada (1.5), New Hampshire (1.5), New Mexico (1.5), New York non-transitional (1.5), North Carolina (1.5), North Dakota(1.5), Ohio*(1.5), Oklahoma (2.0), Oregon (1.5), Pennsylvania*(1.5), Rhode Island (1.5), Tennessee (1.5), Texas (1.5), Vermont (1.5), Virginia (1.5), Washington (1.5), West Virginia (1.8), Wyoming (1.5)

CLE requested but pending approval for CLE credits in the following states:
South Carolina (1.5), Utah self-study (1.5), Wisconsin (1.5)

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3. Potential Trademark Prosecution Pitfalls- How to Avoid Landing on the Alligator’s Head
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
12:30 - 2:00 PM Eastern

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Course Description:
Still nervous about tricky trademark issues after In re Bose? Join us for an in-depth review of recent TTAB cases addressing Use in Commerce, Specimens of Use, and Bona Fide Intention of Use. This seminar will help to reinforce your trademark prosecution toolkit to build a stronger trademark registration.

Presented By:
Rex Donnelly, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Ehab Samuel, RatnerPrestia

CLE INFORMATION
*Important for KS, LA, OH and PA: If you require CLE credit from KS, LA, OH or PA you must register as a single site only. You may NOT participate as part of a group. Please contact AIPLA with any questions. (703) 412-1302.

CLE approved in the following states:
Alaska (1.5), Arizona (1.5), Arkansas (1.5), California (1.5), Colorado (2.0), Georgia (1.5), Iowa (1.5), Kentucky(1.5), Louisiana*(1.5), Maine (1.5), Minnesota (1.5), Mississippi (1.5), Missouri (1.8), Montana (1.5), Nebraska (1.5), Nevada (1.5), New Jersey (1.5), New Mexico (1.5), New York non-transitional (1.5), North Carolina (1.5), Oklahoma (2.0), Pennsylvania*(1.5), Rhode Island (1.5), Texas (1.5), Vermont (1.5), Virginia (1.5), Washington (1.5), West Virginia (1.8), Wyoming (1.5)

CLE requested but pending approval for CLE credits in the following states:
Alabama (1.5), Delaware (1.5), Florida (2.0), Idaho (1.5), Illinois (1.5), Indiana (1.5), Kansas*(1.5), New Hampshire (1.5), North Dakota(1.5), Ohio*(1.5), Oregon (1.5), South Carolina (1.5), Tennessee (1.5), Utah self-study (1.5), Wisconsin (1.5)

REGISTRATION FEES

*New*Cancellation Policy:
To get full refund, registrant must request refund 5 days prior to live event. If less than 5 days, registrant is transferred to product.

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