AIPLA LinkedIn Live: What the 2025 AIPLA Economic Survey Reveals About IP Practice Today
March 12, 2026 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM
Get a preview of the newly released Report of the Economic Survey, one of AIPLA’s most relied-upon benchmarking publications. Our panel will unpack the latest findings on compensation, billing rates, fee structures, and emerging trends shaping the IP profession — plus the story behind the data and what it means for practitioners at all career stages. Bring your questions and get insight straight from the contributors who helped shape the Survey.
Presented by:
Moderator: Meghan Donohoe, AIPLA
Speakers:
Sarah Knight, Talem IP Law
John Gorecki, Anderson Gorecki LLP
Ryan Dean, Umberg Zipser LLP
This event is free and open to all! Join us LIVE on LinkedIn at 12pm ET on March 12.
Submit questions in advance to Ariella Friedman at afriedman@aipla.org.
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