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ITC Litigation and Enforcement
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Session 1: The U.S. International Trade Commission: Remedies Available to Address Unfair Competition - Hear an overview of the ITC and how it works, including why you may want to consider the ITC as a forum for litigation of unfair competition under Section 337, from patent and trademark infringement to trade secret misappropriation, false labeling, and antitrust claims. Get insights into the advantages the ITC offers over district court litigation, such as multi-party litigation and powerful injunctive remedies that might be available to your clients, and finish with the basics on timelines and elements of a Section 337 violation.
Session 2: Case Study: Use of the ITC for General Exclusion Orders - Using real multi-party investigations as the foundation for discussion, examine the kind of fact pattern that makes a good case for the broadest, industry-wide relief the ITC can offer under Section 337, and the due diligence needed to build your case. Once you receive a general exclusion order, how do you follow through to shut down infringement and other forms of unfair competition involving imported products?
Session 3: Preparing an ITC Complaint: Practical Tips and Guidance - Get in-depth insights and strategies for preparing of a Section 337 complaint. Learn what evidence you need to collect, how to assemble a complaint under the ITC’s fact-pleading standards, and how to get through the ITC clearance process to get an ITC investigation started. Explore compliance issues and ways to avoid dismissal of your complaint or running afoul of the ITC ethics requirements.
Session 2: Case Study: Use of the ITC for General Exclusion Orders - Using real multi-party investigations as the foundation for discussion, examine the kind of fact pattern that makes a good case for the broadest, industry-wide relief the ITC can offer under Section 337, and the due diligence needed to build your case. Once you receive a general exclusion order, how do you follow through to shut down infringement and other forms of unfair competition involving imported products?
Session 3: Preparing an ITC Complaint: Practical Tips and Guidance - Get in-depth insights and strategies for preparing of a Section 337 complaint. Learn what evidence you need to collect, how to assemble a complaint under the ITC’s fact-pleading standards, and how to get through the ITC clearance process to get an ITC investigation started. Explore compliance issues and ways to avoid dismissal of your complaint or running afoul of the ITC ethics requirements.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission: Remedies Available to Address Unfair Competition (May 2019)
Asha Allam
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Session 1
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The U.S. International Trade Commission: Remedies Available to Address Unfair Competition (May 2019)
Hear an overview of the ITC and how it works, including why you may want to consider the ITC as a forum for litigation of unfair competition under Section 337, from patent and trademark infringement to trade secret misappropriation, false labeling, and antitrust claims. Get insights into the advantages the ITC offers over district court litigation, such as multi-party litigation and powerful injunctive remedies that might be available to your clients, and finish with the basics on timelines and elements of a Section 337 violation.
Originally presented: May 2019 ITC Litigation and Enforcement: Using the U.S. International Trade Commission to Shut Down Unfair Competition in Imports
Asha Allam,
Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg LLP - Washington, DC
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Case Study: Use of the ITC for General Exclusion Orders (May 2019)
Asha Allam
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Session 2
—61 mins
Case Study: Use of the ITC for General Exclusion Orders (May 2019)
Using real multi-party investigations as the foundation for discussion, examine the kind of fact pattern that makes a good case for the broadest, industry-wide relief the ITC can offer under Section 337, and the due diligence needed to build your case. Once you receive a general exclusion order, how do you follow through to shut down infringement and other forms of unfair competition involving imported products?
Originally presented: May 2019 ITC Litigation and Enforcement: Using the U.S. International Trade Commission to Shut Down Unfair Competition in Imports
Asha Allam,
Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg LLP - Washington, DC
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Preparing an ITC Complaint: Practical Tips and Guidance (May 2019)
Asha Allam
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Session 3
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Preparing an ITC Complaint: Practical Tips and Guidance (May 2019)
Get in-depth insights and strategies for preparing of a Section 337 complaint. Learn what evidence you need to collect, how to assemble a complaint under the ITC’s fact-pleading standards, and how to get through the ITC clearance process to get an ITC investigation started. Explore compliance issues and ways to avoid dismissal of your complaint or running afoul of the ITC ethics requirements.
Originally presented: May 2019 ITC Litigation and Enforcement: Using the U.S. International Trade Commission to Shut Down Unfair Competition in Imports
Asha Allam,
Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg LLP - Washington, DC