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General

August 2010 Prosecution LunchClick here to download the PowerPoint presentation.

(PowerPoint, 752 KB)

IP Protection for Drugs, Biologics and Medical Devices USEU IP Comparison
(PowerPoint, 203 KB)

Patent

Appeals presentationFor an overview of the requirements and procedures relating to patent and trademark appeals, please review the PowerPoint presentation below.Click here to download the PowerPoint presentation.

(PowerPoint, 539 KB)

August 2010 Prosecution Lunch – Patent
(PowerPoint, 763 KB)

PCT Best Way to Nationalize PCT Applications in the US-371 or Bypass
(PowerPoint, 2,000 KB)

2009-2010 Year in Review Patent Law and Practice
(PowerPoint, 1,635 KB)

Hot Topics in Patent Law
(PowerPoint, 1,523 KB)

Current Topics Concerning Corporate Ownership and Licensing of Intellectual Property
(PowerPoint, 990 KB)

‘You Really Should Settle This Case’ – Do the Courts Practice What They Preach?’
(PowerPoint, 910 KB)

In re Bilski
(PowerPoint, 1,187 KB)

US Entry from PCTCON v Nationalization
(PowerPoint, 73 KB

Restriction Requirement Practices
(PowerPoint, 127 KB)

PTO Rules II- New Rules Presentation
(PowerPoint, 1,117 KB)

PTO Appeals Rule Tracking
(PowerPoint, 198 KB)

Indianapolis Bar Association 2008 IP Year in Review- Patent
(PowerPoint, 980 KB)

Final Office Action Practice
(PowerPoint, 140 KB)

Trademark

August 2010 Prosecution Lunch – Trademark
(PowerPoint, 758 KB)

Hot Topics in Trademark Law – Part 1
(PowerPoint, 827 KB)
Hot Topics in Trademark Law – Part 2
(PowerPoint, 1,360 KB)

Copyright

Take Down Provisions: Copyright First. Now Trademark. What Next?Below is a presentation that discusses how the take down provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) have been expanded to not only cover copyrights but other forms of intellectual property, such as trademarks, rights of publicity, patents, etc. The presentation compares the different take down procedures used by major websites as well as provides sample take down forms and policies. Click here to download the PowerPoint presentation.

(PowerPoint, 18MB)

Trade Secret