Electronic and Computer Law
In This Section
- AIPPI-US
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Amicus
- Antitrust Law
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Practice
- Copyright Law
- Corporate Practice
- Diversity in IP Law
- Electronic and Computer Law
- Emerging Technologies
- AIPLA Fellows
- Food and Drug
- Harmonization
- Industrial Designs
- International and Foreign Law
- International Trade Commission
- IP Law Associations
- IP Practice in China
- IP Practice in Europe
- IP Practice in Israel
- IP Practice in Japan
- IP Practice in Latin America
- IP Practice in the Far East
- IP Transactions
- Law Practice Management
- Legislation
- Membership
- Mentoring
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- New Lawyers
- Online IP Enforcement & Anti-Counterfeiting Committee
- Online Programs
- Patent Agents
- Patent Cooperation Treaty Issues
- Patent Law
- Patent Litigation
- Patent Relations With the USPTO
- Privacy & Data Security
- Pro Bono
- Committee on the Profession
- Professional Programs
- PTAB Trial
- Public Appointments
- Standards and Open Source
- Trade Secret Law
- Trademark Law
- Trademark Litigation
- Trademark Treaties and International Law
- Trademark-Relations with the USPTO
- Women in IP Law
The Committee strives to be an active resource for electronics and computer IP practitioners. It monitors domestic and foreign laws and judicial decisions related to electronic, computer and software technology.
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Key Initiatives
- The committee has been involved in planning plenary and committee sessions at stated meetings, electronic roundtables, the annual Partnering in Patents meeting held jointly with the USPTO, and electronic and computer USPTO group director lunches and telecons.
- The Committee also sponsored a meeting of AIPLA members with the FTC and DOJ on technical standards, and invited other Committee leaders to join us in working with the USPTO to acquire helpful patent statistics relating to patent quality.
- The Committee also provides insight to the Amicus Committee, the Board of Directors, and recently the IRS on matters such as the patentability of software and patent reform for tax saving methodologies.
How You Can Participate
Participation is open to all AIPLA members. Join the committee and actively engage in the online community.Become an AIPLA member and login in and join the Electronic and Computer Law committee in your profile. Once you join, please visit the Online Community and begin engaging with your peers.