AIPPI World Congress

September 10 to 13, 2022

Location

San Francisco Marriott Marquis
780 Mission Street

San Francisco, California, USA

Contact

Credits

CLE available, total minutes TBD

Registration

Fee: varies

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AIPPI, hosted by the US Group of AIPPI, will be coming together in person again to take part in the making of AIPPI's resolutions. Experts from different countries and regions will be sharing and exchanging insights on various areas of IP. AIPPI 2022 Congress

Exceptional Programme:

  • Panel Sessions (incl. Pharma Panels)
  • UPC Boot Camp NEW
  • AIPPI Cafés 
  • Women in AIPPI Social Event 
  • Young Members Forum
  • 3 Social Events (incl. Closing Dinner)
    IP Lunches (incl. Diversity and Inclusion Today, Would you like some IP with your Wine?, and Copyright in Graffiti and Street Art)

AIPPI offers an Exclusive Limited Package that includes hotel accommodation at an attractive fee. 

The package is limited and will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis.

For more information, to view the Study Questions, and to learn about Sponsorship Opportunities:  CLICK HERE

CLE will be offered, total amount to be determined. 

If you're not currently a member of AIPPI, you can join and register directly through the registration process.  If you're already an AIPLA member, but are not a member of AIPPI-US, you can join the group during the renewal process by adding AIPPI-US when you renew.  If you're not an AIPLA member, you can join AIPLA and add AIPPI-US through the join process.  For more information about membership eligibility please see the Committee webpage here:  https://www.aipla.org/committees/aippi-us

 

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    Arlington, VA. January 30, 2025 –The American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) submitted comments to the Department of Intellectual Property of Thailand on the New Draft Patent Law being considered for adoption. The comments focus on many issues in the proposed law relating to patent registration, subject matter eligibility, patent term extensions, and enforcement, among other matters.
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    February 4, 2025

    In a joint letter, AIPLA and IPO urged Congress to ensure the USPTO has the resources and flexibility needed to address its patent application backlog, which has reached 826,000. The letter notes that timely patent examination is essential to US innovation, economic growth, and global competitiveness, yet recent executive actions—such as a hiring freeze, return-to-office mandates, and employee buyouts—may impact the USPTO’s operations. Unlike other agencies, the USPTO is funded by user fees, not taxpayer dollars, and must retain resources to process applications efficiently. Restrictive policies could slow innovation, weaken IP protection, and harm US economic leadership. Secretary of Commerce nominee Howard Lutnick has acknowledged the urgency of reducing delays, and we support efforts to strengthen the USPTO’s capacity. AIPLA and IPO welcome the opportunity to work with Congress on legislative and administrative solutions that support American inventors and businesses.