Participants, doing business in a complex multi-jurisdictional environment, will be enabled to address difficult situations when designing and negotiating IP related agreements in cross-border projects.
Participants, doing business in a complex multi-jurisdictional environment, will be enabled to address difficult situations when designing and negotiating IP related agreements in cross-border projects.
In this seminar our speakers will develop with you guidelines for preparing a patent application optimised for undergoing parallel procedures at the EPO and USPTO.
Our experienced speakers will help you to be prepared for FTO challenges when your company or your client wants to introduce new products or enhance existing ones. They will discuss with you best practices for setting up time and cost sensitive FTO searches and drafting effective FTO opinions.
- Amsterdam / Leiden / 16.05.2019
- Amsterdam / Leiden / 06.12.2019
This course will outline the principles of licensing and examine every stage, from taking the decision to license, through negotiation to an in-depth analysis of an international license to what happens after the agreement has been signed.
- Amsterdam / 05. - 06.06.2019
- Heidelberg / 05. - 06.12.2019
Computer-implemented inventions are now wide-spread in areas such as telecommunications, automotive or medical engineering. Drafting patent claims and IP strategies for software innovations show considerable differences in detail. Learn the particularities and train to draft better claims for software innovations!
Learn how to write software patent applications which get granted and are infringed upon! This course will give you the best practical tips to improve your skills in drafting claims for software patents. Apply your knowledge in a practical test including feedback from our speaker, an experienced litigation expert.
Our speakers will help you to gain an in-depth understanding of Art 83 EPC. After the course, you will be able to better balance the needs for disclosing the necessary information for the European patent application and keeping important features of the invention secret for other jurisdictions.
The concept of added subject-matter for an application or a patent under Art. 123(2) EPC is a very important concept in European patent law.
This practical course centers around an interactive case study that provides participants with a hands-on analysis of US patent law in comparison to European Law.
Special attention will be paid to US practice in the post-AIA world.
- Amsterdam / Leiden / 14.11.2019
