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March 19, 2016

FCBA Webcast on Federal Circuit Practice in 2020

Federal Circuit Bar AssociationThe Federal Circuit Bar Association (FCBA) will be offering a webcast entitled "Federal Circuit Practice Around 2020: A Look Ahead" on March 22, 2016 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm (EDT).  Michael Franzinger of Sidley Austin LLP will moderate a panel consisting of Polk Wagner, Professor, University of Pennsylvania Law School; Daralyn Durie of Durie Tangri LLP; Jennifer Hillman, Former Commissioner, USITC and Visiting Professor, Georgetown University Law Center; and Christopher Yukins, Lynn David Research Professor in Government Procurement Law, George Washington University Law School.  The panel brings together leading practitioners and professors to share their views on issues primed to shape several areas of Federal Circuit jurisdiction, including patent law, international trade, and government contracts, in the years ahead.

The registration fee for the webinar is $125 (non-member private practitioner), $50 (non-member government/academic/retired), or free (FCBA member).  Those interested in registering for the webinar, can do so here.

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