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: Maryland Intellectual Property Law Blog

2008 Advanced Patent Law Institute

By Brian Wm. Higgin

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     If you're in the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area and would like to learn more about managing patent infringement litigation, don't forget about the 2008 Advanced Patent Law Institute being held in Alexandria, Virginia, starting today, January 10, 2008. My colleague, Keeto Sabharwal, a partner in Blank Rome’s Washington, DC, office, will be discussing the law of induced patent infringement tomorrow.  The session will include advice on how to effectively litigate a claim of active inducement from both the plaintiff’s and the defendant’s perspectives, and it will offer a discussion of the most recent federal circuit case law addressing the issue. Here is a link to the course for more information.

     Update:  The presentation mentioned above was switched in the schedule and presented this morning. If you're interested in a copy of the presentation materials, please email me.

Full post as published by Maryland Intellectual Property Law Blog on January 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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