IPWatchdog covers 63rd Annual IP Conference, Participants share their key takeaways

We were honored to have IPWatchdog cover our 63rd Annual IP Conference. A special thanks to participants who shared their takeaways from the event. It is encouraging to hear that the Conference continues to serve its core mission in bringing together leaders from government, the judiciary, academia, practice, nonprofits, interest groups, and students, to build bridges and make meaningful progress together toward overcoming the challenges we face. http://bit.ly/2OLYscc

The Doctrine of Equivalents @ McAndrew, Held & Malloy

Delighted to join attorneys at McAndrews, Held & Malloy for a lively lunchtime discussion of my recent empirical study on the patent law doctrine of equivalents.

USPTO Tweet

Another pleasant surprise. A colleague shared with me this tweet by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) featuring Director Andrei Iancu and Chief Policy Officer (CPO) and Director for International Affairs Shira Perlmutter at our 63rd Annual IP Conference

Legal Realism & IP

JMLS, in conjunction with Fordham Law School and Texas A&M School of Law, is considering hosting an event centered on legal realism and IP.

Thank you!

Behind every event is a team that has worked tirelessly behind scenes to make things happen. Our 63rd Annual IP Conference is no exception.

Marshall Gerstein

Serving on @IPLAChicago's Board allows us to visit Board Members at their workplace. @Marshallip, one of the top IP firms in the nation, is perched on the 63rd floor of Willis Tower, commanding a magnificent view of Chicago.

Provost Poser at 63rd Annual IP Conference

Serving on @IPLAChicago's Board allows us to visit Board Members at their workplace.

Chinese Blog Post on 63rd Annual IP Conference

Delighted to share the first blog post from last Friday's 63rd Annual IP Conference on IP Compass by Runhua Wang.

International IP Practice Seminar: Patents, Trademarks, Designs

The seminar traces its roots back to over 20 years, offering a "one-stop shop" for practitioners, inhouse counsel, academics and paralegals...

APALSA

Joined students from the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association ("APALSA") for Novemberfest, an annual event bringing together judges, attorneys, and academics to meet with UIC John Marshall Law School students.