Law
Seminars International (LSI) will be offering a one-hour telebriefing on the
"New Third Circuit Ruling in the K-Dur
'Reverse Payments' Case: Practical Implications for Patent Litigation and FTC
Enforcement" on September 20, 2012 from 1:00 - 2:00 pm (Eastern). Jeffrey W. Brennan of McDermott Will &
Emery will moderate a panel including Seth C. Silber of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich
& Rosati PC and Thomas G. Krattenmaker of Krattenmaker Consulting. The panel will analyze the K-Dur decision, compare and contrast it
to the three preceding appellate decisions that involved a markedly different
analytical approach to the issue, assess the likelihood of Supreme Court review
and the issues on which the Court is most likely to focus, and discuss the K-Dur decision's implications for client
counseling and future FTC enforcement.
Among the topics to be covered are:
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The evolution of pay-for-delay case law culminating in the K-Dur decision;
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The K-Dur court's analytical approach and core holding;
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The fundamental principles that separate the Third Circuit from the Eleventh,
Federal and Second Circuits on pay-for-delay analysis;
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Whether the Supreme Court will hear the case and, if so, how the Court is
likely to approach and decide the issues; and
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How K-Dur changes the dynamic for
counseling clients trying to settle patent infringement litigation.
A
Q&A will follow the presentation and last for up to 30 minutes.
The
registration fee is $125 per caller and $50 each additional person on the same line
who desires continuing education credit.
Those interested in registering for the telebriefing, can do so here.
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