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Ethics: Privilege in Patent Cases: What’s New?
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Ethics: Privilege in Patent Cases: What’s New?
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David is always a great speaker and informative, but there was too much emphasis on the patent agent problem for me. I am not an agent. It was 95% of the course; I'm not sure I would have taken it had I known this ahead of time.
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Analyze the privilege and work-product issues that arise in patent practice, including the risks still associated with relying upon protection over communications involving patent agents, and explore the risks of various commercial arrangements, such as licensing and joint ventures.
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Privilege in Patent Cases: What’s New? (Dec 2016)
Analyze the privilege and work-product issues that arise in patent practice, including the risks still associated with relying upon protection over communications involving patent agents, and explore the risks of various commercial arrangements, such as licensing and joint ventures.
Originally presented: Nov 2016 Advanced Patent Law Institute
David Hricik,
Mercer University School of Law and Taylor English Duma LLP - Macon and Atlanta, GA