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eSupplement to the 29th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
Contains material from Aug 2021 to Jan 2024
eSupplement to the 29th Annual Advanced Patent Law Institute
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Session 1: Intellectual Property: The Essentials of Copyrights and Trademarks for Creatives - Understand the basic copyright and trademark principles and identify where they apply in music, television/film, podcasting, and influencer deals.
Session 2: Exploring the Expansion of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement and What Recent Criminal Investigations and Trials Tell Us About the Government’s Tools, Tactics, and Targets - Panelists discuss the expansion of criminal antitrust enforcement and recent investigations that delve into the government's tools, tactics and targets.
Session 3: Getting the Most Out of Your Mediation: Tips to Maximize Your Mediation Time - Join Scott Baker as he explores ways to help attorneys make the most of a mediation session as well as the mediator’s skills to help their clients resolve disputes. He'll delve into written mediation statements, pre-mediation conferences, joint sessions and opening statements, negotiations, and mediated settlement agreements. Examples, trends, and case law will be discussed and used to provide practical tips and suggestions to attorneys who represent or counsel clients who use mediation to resolve disputes. This presentation is designed to provide useful information to attorneys of all experience levels.
Session 2: Exploring the Expansion of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement and What Recent Criminal Investigations and Trials Tell Us About the Government’s Tools, Tactics, and Targets - Panelists discuss the expansion of criminal antitrust enforcement and recent investigations that delve into the government's tools, tactics and targets.
Session 3: Getting the Most Out of Your Mediation: Tips to Maximize Your Mediation Time - Join Scott Baker as he explores ways to help attorneys make the most of a mediation session as well as the mediator’s skills to help their clients resolve disputes. He'll delve into written mediation statements, pre-mediation conferences, joint sessions and opening statements, negotiations, and mediated settlement agreements. Examples, trends, and case law will be discussed and used to provide practical tips and suggestions to attorneys who represent or counsel clients who use mediation to resolve disputes. This presentation is designed to provide useful information to attorneys of all experience levels.
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Intellectual Property: The Essentials of Copyrights and Trademarks for Creatives (Jan 2024)
Stephanie K. Hay
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Session 1 —57 mins
Intellectual Property: The Essentials of Copyrights and Trademarks for Creatives (Jan 2024)
Understand the basic copyright and trademark principles and identify where they apply in music, television/film, podcasting, and influencer deals.
Originally presented: Nov 2023 Entertainment Law 101
Stephanie K. Hay,
The Hay Law Group, PLLC - Houston, TX
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Exploring the Expansion of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement and What Recent Criminal Investigations and Trials Tell Us About the Government’s Tools, Tactics, and Targets (Nov 2023)
Jennifer McCoy, Edwin Buffmire, Emma Burnham, Richard A. Powers
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Session 2 —59 mins
Exploring the Expansion of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement and What Recent Criminal Investigations and Trials Tell Us About the Government’s Tools, Tactics, and Targets (Nov 2023)
Panelists discuss the expansion of criminal antitrust enforcement and recent investigations that delve into the government's tools, tactics and targets.
Originally presented: Sep 2023 Government Enforcement Institute
Jennifer McCoy,
Locke Lord LLP - Dallas, TX
Edwin Buffmire,
Partner, Jackson Walker LLP - Dallas, TX
Emma Burnham,
Acting Director of Criminal Enforcement for the Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice - Washington, DC
Richard A. Powers,
Partner, Fried Frank - New York, NY
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Getting the Most Out of Your Mediation: Tips to Maximize Your Mediation Time (Aug 2021)
Scott Baker
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Session 3 —59 mins
Getting the Most Out of Your Mediation: Tips to Maximize Your Mediation Time (Aug 2021)
Join Scott Baker as he explores ways to help attorneys make the most of a mediation session as well as the mediator’s skills to help their clients resolve disputes. He'll delve into written mediation statements, pre-mediation conferences, joint sessions and opening statements, negotiations, and mediated settlement agreements. Examples, trends, and case law will be discussed and used to provide practical tips and suggestions to attorneys who represent or counsel clients who use mediation to resolve disputes. This presentation is designed to provide useful information to attorneys of all experience levels.
Originally presented: Aug 2021 Getting the Most Out of Your Mediation: Tips to Maximize Your Mediation Time
Scott Baker,
Scott Baker Mediation - Austin, TX