Law Seminars International (LSI) will be holding its Fourth Annual Workshop on Patent Claim Construction on February 13, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. The workshop will provide information on:
• Review of recent Federal Circuit Court decisions;
• Evidentiary hearings: Successful summary judgment motions;
• Patentee and defendant concerns and strategies in litigation;
• What is persuasive and what is not in a view from the bench;
• Ethics rules and practical tips of particular importance in patent claims.
• Evidentiary hearings: Successful summary judgment motions;
• Patentee and defendant concerns and strategies in litigation;
• What is persuasive and what is not in a view from the bench;
• Ethics rules and practical tips of particular importance in patent claims.
In particular, LSI's faculty will offer presentations on the following topics:
• Claim construction issues on appeal to the Federal Circuit;
• Litigation strategies from plaintiff and defendant perspectives;
• Adapting to the changes in the law: Tips for successful claim and specification drafting to avoid undesired or unpredictable results;
• View from the bench;
• The development of claim construction theory and practice;
• Using demonstrative evidence to help win claim construction disputes; and
• Ethics.
The agenda for the Patent Claim Construction workshop can be found here. A complete brochure for this workshop, including an agenda, list of speakers, and registration form can be downloaded here.
The registration fee is $447.50 for students and new employees, $695 for government employees, or $895 for all other attendees. Those interested in registering for the workshop can do so here, by calling 1-800-854-8009, or by faxing a registration form to 1-206-567-5058.
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