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July 11, 2015

Webcast on Patent Reform

The Knowledge GroupThe Knowledge Group will offer a live webcast entitled "Sweeping Developments in Patent Reform Agenda: The Innovation Act and the PATENT Act -- A 2015 Perspective" on July 29, 2015 from 3:00 to 5:00 pm (ET).  Mark J. Thronson of Dickstein Shapiro LLP, Keith Grady of Polsinelli PC, and Peter Lambrianakos of Brown Rudnick LLP will review and discuss the latest issues surrounding the sweeping developments in the patent reform agenda: The Innovation Act and the PATENT Act, suggest why the changes may or may not be beneficial for one party or another, and identify the most common pitfalls and risks to avoid future litigation and costs.  The panel will cover the following issues:

• Pleading requirements, customer suits
• Discovery limitations, demand letters
• Venue
• Fee shifting provisions, transparency
• AIA reforms

The registration fee for the webcast is $299 to $349 (regular rate) or $149 (government/nonprofit rate).  Those registering by July 19, 2015 will receive a $100 discount of the regular rate.  Those interested in registering for the webinar can do so here.

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