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  1. June 6, 2012 - Legislative Developments and their Impact on the USITC and Exclusion Order Enforcement
  2. June 20, 2012 - Counterfeiting - A Dangerous Reality: Legal Tactics and Corporate Best Practices for Combating Counterfeiters
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June 6, 2012
Legislative Developments and their Impact on the USITC and Exclusion Order Enforcement
 
 
 
 
 

Legislative Developments and their Impact on the USITC and Exclusion Order Enforcement
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
12:30 - 2:00 pm eastern


Course Description:
Please join AIPLA for an informative online CLE discussing recent and developing legislation and its impact on Section 337 investigations before the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and enforcement of ITC exclusion orders.  Our lively and informative discussion first will be led by former ITC employee Kim E. Choate, now Special Counsel at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, and then by U.S. Customs and Border Protection attorneys Dax Terrill and William Washington, on the following topics: 

Movie Moguls v. Tech Geeks v. Foreign Pirates:  Is the ITC a New Battleground?
Will the ITC become a popular forum for copyright and trademark owners in 2012?  Who stands in what corner of the ring when it comes to SOPA, STOP, PIPA and OPEN, and why even technical clients, in-house counsel and patent owners should pay attention. 

The New AIA & Section 337:  Mapping a New Strategic Course for Patent Disputes
Does the new America Invents Act (AIA) impact litigating at the ITC?   How will the ITC handle post-issuance challenges with the implementation of these new rules?  And how will these new venues for challenging patents effect your ITC litigation strategy? 

Views from CBP:  The Post-Issuance Stage of ITC Exclusion Orders
In light of the increasing number and complexity of section 337 actions, how does U.S. Customs and Border Protection administer and enforce ITC exclusion orders?  What is the process within CBP immediately following the issuance of an exclusion order?  What aspects of CBP’s operational structure and legal framework should all 337 practitioners know?

Presented By:
Kim Choate, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
Dax Terrill, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
William Washington, U.S. Customs and Border Protection


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 for general credits:
 Alabama (1.5), Alaska (1.5), Arizona (1.5), Arkansas (1.5), California (1.5), Colorado (2.0), Delaware (1.5), Illinois (1.5), Iowa (1.5), Kansas* (1.5),  Kentucky (1.5), Louisiana* (1.5), Maine (1.5),  Mississippi (1.5), Missouri (1.8), Nebraska (1.5), Nevada (1.5), New Mexico (1.5), New York non-transitional (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), Utah self-study (1.5), Virginia (1.5), Washington (1.5), West Virginia (1.8), Wyoming (1.5)

CLE requested but pending approval in the following states:
Florida (2.0), Georgia (1.5), Idaho (1.5), Indiana (1.5), Iowa (1.5), Minnesota (1.5), Montana (1.5),  New Hampshire (1.5), New Jersey (1.5),  North Carolina (1.5), South Carolina (1.5), Vermont (1.5), Wisconsin (1.5)
 

REGISTRATION FEES 
 
AIPLA Member Rate
Non-Member Rate
Single Site:
$145
$175
2-10 Attendees per Site:
$295
$325
11 - 20 Attendees per Site:
$445
$475
Over 20 Attendees per Site:
$595
$625

**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.




June 20, 2012
Counterfeiting - A Dangerous Reality: Legal Tactics and Corporate Best Practices for Combating Counterfeiters
 
 
 
  


Counterfeiting - A Dangerous Reality: Legal Tactics and Corporate Best Practices for Combating Counterfeiters
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
12:30 - 2:00 pm eastern


Registration Coming Soon!


Course Description:
Counterfeiting adversely affects businesses and consumers across a wide range of industries.  Counterfeiters are becoming more clever at avoiding detection and more savvy about the places from which they operate.  This webinar will discuss legal tactics and corporate best practices for combating counterfeits and keeping consumers safe, as well as review and provide an update on the Anticounterfeiting Trade Agreement, including how it would enhance counterfeiting protection laws around the world.
 
Presented By:
Phillip Barengolts, Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson 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 for general credits:
Alaska (1.5), Arizona (1.5), California (1.5), New Mexico (1.5), New York non-transitional (1.5)
         
CLE requested but pending approval in the following states:
   Alabama (1.5), Arkansas (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 (1.5), Montana (1.5), Nebraska (1.5), Nevada (1.5), New Hampshire (1.5), New Jersey (1.8), North Carolina (1.5), North Dakota (1.5), Ohio*(1.5), Oklahoma (2.0), Oregon (1.5), Pennsylvania* (1.5), Rhode Island (1.5), South Carolina (1.5), Tennessee (1.5), Texas (1.5), Utah self-study (1.5), Vermont (1.5), Virginia (1.5), Washington (1.5), West Virginia (1.8), Wisconsin (1.5), Wyoming (1.5)

REGISTRATION FEES 
 
AIPLA Member Rate
Non-Member Rate
Single Site:
$145
$175
2-10 Attendees per Site:
$295
$325
11 - 20 Attendees per Site:
$445
$475
Over 20 Attendees per Site:
$595
$625

**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.