Daniel Xavier Thomas
Former Director, Directorate-General 1 - Operations, European Patent Office, Munich (Germany)
Daniel X. Thomas is an electronics engineer by training. He started his career in the patent field in 1971 and has at last been heading directorates in various fields of electronics, physics and mechanics. Although he retired from active service at the EPO in 2013., D.X. Thomas continues to be active in the field of IP. To that effect he is leading workshops/seminars relating to various aspects of the European granting procedure. Daniel X. Thomas is also working as consultant in IP matters for various firms around Europe: legal practitioner firms, patent representatives or technical companies.
Bettina Hermann
PhD, German and European Patent Attorney, Partner, V.O. Patents & Trademarks, Munich (Germany)
Bettina, a biologist by training, is active in the IP field for more than 20 years. She represents SMEs, but also major international companies in examination as well as opposition and appeal proceedings before the EPO and the GPTO focusing on biotechnological, biochemical and pharmaceutical technologies. Bettina is likewise involved in infringement proceedings before German District Courts and advises on portfolio management.
26/09/2024
26/09/2024
09:00 - 17:00 CET
online
online
Event - 1,250 € plus tax
The fee includes course documentation (including free download) as well as refreshments, lunch and a certificate. You will receive an invoice as well as confirmation.
Event - 1,250 € plus tax
The fee includes course documentation (including free download) as well as refreshments, lunch and a certificate. You will receive an invoice as well as confirmation.
Jean-Claude Alexandre Ho, LL.M.
Lawyer, Conference Manager
+49 6221 500-675
jc.alexandreho@forum-institut.de
Update for patent practitioners & EQE candidates: Each year the boards of appeal of the European Patent Office hand down more than 2000 decisions. These decisions set the standard for interpreting and applying the European Patent Convention (EPC).
The decisions of the Boards of Appeal (BoA) of the EPO set the standard for interpreting and applying the EPC. It is therefore vital for practitioners to keep up to date with the latest developments of the jurisprudence of the BoA. The most important published and unpublished decisions of the BoA will be presented. The panelists will discuss, in particular, the consequences of these decisions on patent practice, in particular with respect to the basis of the appeal proceedings and the admittance of late filed submissions (new requests, prior art and arguments).
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