We’re delighted to recognize Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd. as a Gold level sponsor of our flagship 64th Annual IP Conference. We particularly appreciate their support during these uncertain times.
Join us on Friday, November 13 to hear what Leydig Shareholder Kevin Parks has to say! Conference details: https://ipconference.jmls.uic.edu/
Join us on Friday, Nov. 6 for what promises to be a great opportunity to meet our advisory board, friends of the IP Center, alumni, and students.
With our online platform, attendees will be able to enjoy conversations in a virtual setting similar to a live event by double-clicking on any virtual table from the “floor plan.” You will be able to move from your table at any time. See our registration page for more information.
Hope to see you there!
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We’re delighted to recognize GEN Law Firm as a Silver level sponsor of our flagship 64th Annual IP Conference. We particularly appreciate their support during these uncertain times.
Join us on Friday, November 13 to hear what GEN Law Firm’s He Jing has to say! Conference details: https://ipconference.jmls.uic.edu/
Delighted to recognize @TheCIPA as an Institutional Partner of our 64th Annual IP Conference @UICJohnMarshall. Join us on Friday, November 13 to hear what @TheCIPA Honorary Secretary @gwilip has to say! Details: https://ipconference.jmls.uic.edu/
We’re delighted to recognize Kilburn & Strode as a Supporter level sponsor of our flagship 64th Annual IP Conference. We particularly appreciate their support during these uncertain times.
Join us on Friday, November 13 to hear what Kilburn & Strode Chairman Gwilym Roberts has to say! Conference details: https://ipconference.jmls.uic.edu/
We’re delighted to recognize Belvis Law as a Silver level sponsor of our flagship 64th Annual IP Conference. We particularly appreciate their support during these uncertain times.
Join us on Friday, November 13 to hear what Glen Belvis has to say!
Conference details: https://ipconference.jmls.uic.edu/
On October 16, we will welcome intellectual property experts from around the world to UIC John Marshall Law School. Join us to hear the latest insights and strategies on navigating patent, trademark, design, and trade secret issues relating to law, practice, and policy.
The event is free this year and will include networking opportunities to speak with our seminar faculty and over two hundred others who have already registered with still three weeks to go.
Details here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/91217334503/
UIC John Marshall Law School’s Center for Intellectual Property, Information & Privacy Law is pleased to present its 64th Annual Intellectual Property Law Conference. This one-day conference will bring together nationally-known in-house counsel, government officials, attorneys, and academics to debate the most important IP, IT, and privacy law issues of the day.
Sponsorships and event revenues are the principal source of funding for our work throughout the year. Many aspects of the value of participation and sponsorship remain unchanged in our transition online. We have sought to balance these goals as best as we can.
We thank the many organizations that stepped up to support us and encourage others to join us. This is an opportunity to signal your presence and participation to a distinguished group of speakers and attendees. Sponsors also enjoy a host of tangible benefits at the event itself.
Your support will also help us offer complimentary access to premier education and networking opportunities for students and government employees and scholarships to needs-based attendees and keep registration fees affordable. We look forward to hearing from you (see https://bit.ly/3mJm4yw for details).
Honored to speak at Indiana University Maurer School of Law on Thursday. I’ll be sharing my latest paper, “Saving Substantial Similarity,” which reveals a silent and startling decline in copyright owners’ ability to vindicate their rights in court, explains how lessons from design law can help reverse that decline, as well as the broader implications of systemic bias on the civil justice system as seen through the lens of copyright infringement.
Join us on Friday, Nov. 6 for what promises to be a great opportunity to meet our advisory board, friends of the IP Center, alumni, and students.
With our online platform, attendees will be able to enjoy conversations in a virtual setting similar to a live event by double-clicking on any virtual table from the “floor plan.” You will be able to move from your table at any time. See our registration page for more information.
Hope to see you there!
https://bit.ly/2FHz2Mn