Why smart homebuyers work with an agent(finsihed)RandyBett
Working with a real estate agent provides several benefits when buying a home:
1) It saves time by having the agent do the hard work of finding properties that meet the buyer's criteria and only showing those properties.
2) It can save money in the long run both by helping buyers access the best deals and by agents providing a more objective view during negotiations that sellers prefer.
3) It reduces stress by providing a single reliable point of contact to streamline the transaction and assist if any issues arise through the agent's network of contacts and expertise.
This document provides information and guidance for businesses looking to buy other companies. It discusses different types of buyers, sources for finding acquisition opportunities, market forces to consider, objectives for an acquisition program, preparations needed like developing a target list and background research, the solicitation and courtship process, financing an acquisition, closing a deal, factors like timing, and cautions like avoiding turnaround situations. The overall message is a well-planned acquisition program taking 6-9 months can result in synergistic deals if the buyer thoroughly prepares, approaches targets at the right level, negotiates carefully, and gets proper professional help.
Capitalize on the Hot M & A Market- August 2016Gordon MacLean
The value of merger and acquisition deals reached a record high of over $4.8 trillion last year, exceeding the previous record in 2007 of over $4.1 trillion. While the record pace may not continue, demand for M&A deals is expected to persist due to factors like low interest rates and available capital. The document advises business owners considering an M&A deal to prepare detailed plans, hire experienced legal and financial advisors, and ensure financial statements comply with accounting standards in case the "perfect opportunity" arises. Thorough planning is important but execution is also key, as many M&A deals fail due to poor planning and execution.
David Beveridge, MacDonald Henderson
Preparing to Acquire a Business
David, corporate lawyer and Managing Director of Macdonald Henderson will give his thoughts on key legal elements to consider when considering the acquisition of a business, including:
Heads of Agreement
Due Diligence
The Acquisition Documents
Three Vital Takeaways
The Business Journey aims to act as a free, non-executive board to owner-managed businesses operating in the West of Scotland SME community.
In this presentation, Eric Duffee discusses common pitfalls and organizational and operational strategies to adopt prior to engaging in the sale process.
The emerging industry of Greek start-ups has gained remarkable ground, but also a lot of government recognition and kind of support during the last years: “A strong culture of innovation and entrepreneurship drives the public and private sectors to join forces through Elevate Greece and reach out into global markets, promoting Greece as a major innovation hub in Southeast Europe” (Source: https://elevategreece.gov.gr). But start-ups need, amongst others, to get supported with alternative funding methods: at the early stages of development, raising debt capital is extremely difficult for young companies, especially those with business models that aren’t fully proven, or firms that haven’t reached their break-even.
This is where Venture Capital (VC) plays a huge role by making risky investments in start-ups and young companies in return for equity ownership. The role is not limited to the capital contribution, VC also provides mentorship, industry connections, and a support network that enables the expansion of young business models. Therefore VC is not only beneficial to entrepreneurs, but it also has a positive impact on economic and business development.
This document summarizes the essentials of VC principles, activities, and methods and is based on VC guidelines published by international associations.
Licensing to corporations iact 6.25.19 douglaslyon
This document provides information about licensing opportunities for corporations. It discusses the typical licensing process, key issues corporations should consider when evaluating potential licenses, and tips for making the process easy for corporations. The key issues discussed include assessing the credibility of the IP owner, determining strategic and business fit, evaluating claims and feasibility, understanding expectations, and developing valuation and funding plans. The document emphasizes that licensing agents can help identify high potential opportunities, create compelling presentations, increase valuations, identify suitable licensees, and negotiate deals.
Why smart homebuyers work with an agent(finsihed)RandyBett
Working with a real estate agent provides several benefits when buying a home:
1) It saves time by having the agent do the hard work of finding properties that meet the buyer's criteria and only showing those properties.
2) It can save money in the long run both by helping buyers access the best deals and by agents providing a more objective view during negotiations that sellers prefer.
3) It reduces stress by providing a single reliable point of contact to streamline the transaction and assist if any issues arise through the agent's network of contacts and expertise.
This document provides information and guidance for businesses looking to buy other companies. It discusses different types of buyers, sources for finding acquisition opportunities, market forces to consider, objectives for an acquisition program, preparations needed like developing a target list and background research, the solicitation and courtship process, financing an acquisition, closing a deal, factors like timing, and cautions like avoiding turnaround situations. The overall message is a well-planned acquisition program taking 6-9 months can result in synergistic deals if the buyer thoroughly prepares, approaches targets at the right level, negotiates carefully, and gets proper professional help.
Capitalize on the Hot M & A Market- August 2016Gordon MacLean
The value of merger and acquisition deals reached a record high of over $4.8 trillion last year, exceeding the previous record in 2007 of over $4.1 trillion. While the record pace may not continue, demand for M&A deals is expected to persist due to factors like low interest rates and available capital. The document advises business owners considering an M&A deal to prepare detailed plans, hire experienced legal and financial advisors, and ensure financial statements comply with accounting standards in case the "perfect opportunity" arises. Thorough planning is important but execution is also key, as many M&A deals fail due to poor planning and execution.
David Beveridge, MacDonald Henderson
Preparing to Acquire a Business
David, corporate lawyer and Managing Director of Macdonald Henderson will give his thoughts on key legal elements to consider when considering the acquisition of a business, including:
Heads of Agreement
Due Diligence
The Acquisition Documents
Three Vital Takeaways
The Business Journey aims to act as a free, non-executive board to owner-managed businesses operating in the West of Scotland SME community.
In this presentation, Eric Duffee discusses common pitfalls and organizational and operational strategies to adopt prior to engaging in the sale process.
The emerging industry of Greek start-ups has gained remarkable ground, but also a lot of government recognition and kind of support during the last years: “A strong culture of innovation and entrepreneurship drives the public and private sectors to join forces through Elevate Greece and reach out into global markets, promoting Greece as a major innovation hub in Southeast Europe” (Source: https://elevategreece.gov.gr). But start-ups need, amongst others, to get supported with alternative funding methods: at the early stages of development, raising debt capital is extremely difficult for young companies, especially those with business models that aren’t fully proven, or firms that haven’t reached their break-even.
This is where Venture Capital (VC) plays a huge role by making risky investments in start-ups and young companies in return for equity ownership. The role is not limited to the capital contribution, VC also provides mentorship, industry connections, and a support network that enables the expansion of young business models. Therefore VC is not only beneficial to entrepreneurs, but it also has a positive impact on economic and business development.
This document summarizes the essentials of VC principles, activities, and methods and is based on VC guidelines published by international associations.
Licensing to corporations iact 6.25.19 douglaslyon
This document provides information about licensing opportunities for corporations. It discusses the typical licensing process, key issues corporations should consider when evaluating potential licenses, and tips for making the process easy for corporations. The key issues discussed include assessing the credibility of the IP owner, determining strategic and business fit, evaluating claims and feasibility, understanding expectations, and developing valuation and funding plans. The document emphasizes that licensing agents can help identify high potential opportunities, create compelling presentations, increase valuations, identify suitable licensees, and negotiate deals.
This document outlines an agenda for an intellectual asset management workshop discussing IP strategy and monetization. The agenda includes discussions on:
1) Establishing an IAM strategy including foundations, patent equality and licensing, and developing a patent engine.
2) Moving from patents to monetization by examining business drivers, license program methodologies, and the role of non-practicing entities.
3) Identifying key actions around understanding the business position and IP landscape, developing realistic risk assessments, and establishing an effective licensing program.
Manufacturers Alliance - Product Development Peer Group Workshop.
IP categories.
Intellectual capital.
Patent process timeline.
Identification of IP.
Systemization of IP.
Monitization of IP.
Enforcement of IP.
OEM/Contract manufacturing concerns.
Joint development matters.
Richard Ehrlickman is the president of IPOfferings, which provides intellectual property (IP) consulting, brokerage, licensing, and due diligence services. The company helps clients monetize their IP assets through strategies like selling patents, acquiring patents for buyers, developing licensing programs, conducting patent enforcement, and evaluating IP holdings for mergers and acquisitions. IPOfferings has extensive experience in IP transactions and relationships with many patent buyers.
Legal Considerations for Technology EntrepreneursFenwick & West
Fenwick partner Dan Dorosin reviews the legal issues tech entrepreneurs face along the road from idea to successful enterprise. Learn more about when a lawyer typically gets involved and why and the key steps in a startup’s corporate life cycle—including company formation, founding team considerations, equity allocation, founder equity arrangements and the financing process.
SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) invest most of their resources in R&D to produce new technologies. They take higher risks than larger companies, who in contrast focus their R&D efforts on incremental innovations.
Yet, SMEs mostly fail to protect the value they create with patents. When they do, these patents have in general very poor quality and do not adequately protect their core markets. Lastly, SMEs are underserved in terms of legal representation and understandably so: outside law firms tend to find it difficult to work with SMEs, let alone getting paid for their services.
There is a mismatch between the patent value creation potential of SMEs on one hand, and what they actually produce.
This webinar discusses IP valuation challenges and methods. IP assets are difficult to value due to a lack of regular or required valuations. Valuations depend on factors like the asset holder, type of IP, transaction context, and purpose. Common valuation methods include market, income, and cost approaches. IP is most commonly valued for M&A, licensing, litigation, and financial reporting situations. The context, like patents being acquired for litigation purposes, strongly influences the valuation.
The Economics of Patent Litigation & Damages Brian BussBrian Buss
Presentation by Brian Buss of Nevium at the 2017 International Intellectual Property Law Association (IIPLA) Annual Meeting in Silicon Valley covering damages calculations in patent infringement litigation
This document summarizes a workshop for workplace neutrals on expanding their ADR practice. It discusses establishing credibility through training and experience, gaining visibility through activities like writing and speaking, and achieving acceptability in the marketplace. It also covers finding niche areas of practice, setting competitive fees, dealing with competition, tax strategies, and creating a business plan to define goals and marketing approaches. The overall message is that technical skills alone are not enough - neutrals must work on credibility, visibility and acceptability to build a successful ADR career and business.
This document discusses intellectual property (IP) valuation. It notes that IP valuation is important for various contexts like transactions, taxation, disputes, and licensing. Different types of IP and intangible assets are identified. Common valuation methodologies are outlined including income, market, and cost approaches. Hypothetical licensing agreements are often constructed since real agreements may not exist. The document emphasizes that context is key in valuation and affects which tools and approaches are appropriate. It also provides examples of cases where different analyses were needed to reflect the specific context.
This document discusses intellectual property (IP) valuation. It notes that IP valuation is important for various contexts like transactions, taxation, disputes, and licensing. Different types of IP and intangible assets are identified. Common valuation methodologies are outlined including income, market, and cost approaches. Hypothetical licensing agreements are often constructed since real agreements may not exist. The document emphasizes that context is key in valuation and affects which tools and approaches are appropriate. It also provides examples of cases where different analyses were needed to reflect the specific context.
Best Practices in Customer Preference Management | Webinar SlidesAshley Adelman
Read the four key best practices in customer preference management from Janrain's webinar. Visit our website for the on-demand recording: https://www.janrain.com/resources/webinars/webinar-best-practices-customer-preference-management
The document discusses developing an intellectual capital (IC) strategy to protect ideas and business plans. It describes various IC tools like patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and publications that can be used. The key elements of an effective IC strategy are to 1) understand the competition and technology landscape, 2) properly document all IC assets, and 3) use appropriate protection and licensing agreements to maximize the value of one's ideas and business.
Slide deck presented by Austin attorney Kirk Cesari on September 17, 2013 at the Austin Chamber of Commerce as part of Texas State SBDC's Spectrum Knowledge Transfer Series.
Michael Sandys's presentation to our Patent Box Workshop at Liverpool in London on 12 July 2013. The presentation deals with why commercialize IP, licensing IP, types of licences, licence terms, joint ventures and manufacturing licence agreements. It also contains a number of handy tips,
Mediation and Arbitration have evolved as effective and/or efficient dispute resolution mechanisms in
commercial disputes but has the use of experts within these processes evolved along the way? Many
commercial disputes will benefit from expert analysis or opinion to move beyond various technical,
financial, legal or other information impasses. This session will cover the Expert’s, Counsel’s and the
Mediator/Arbitrator’s perspectives on the traditional approach to using experts as well as exploring new
and innovative ideas.
How to present your company as an investment opportunityJacob Segal
The document provides guidance on presenting a company as an investment opportunity. It outlines key areas of a business plan presentation including company information, product/service details, value proposition, intellectual property, market analysis, financial projections, management team, and common pitfalls to avoid. The document also lists tips for a concise 30-second pitch focusing on briefly introducing the company, product, market opportunity, value proposition, accomplishments, and closing with a statement instilling investor confidence.
Intellectual Property 101: How to Leverage Intangible Value for Your ClientsTraklight.com
Small and medium businesses all have valuable intangibles and intellectual property. Learn about the four types of IP and how to identify, protect, and manage your client's IP to minimize risk and maximize value.
This document provides an overview of licensing, merchandising, and franchising as ways to exploit intellectual property (IP) assets. Licensing involves granting permission to use IP in exchange for fees and can be exclusive, non-exclusive, or sole. Merchandising allows use of brands and characters to promote sales. Franchising provides permission to use a proven business system. These arrangements generate revenue, recoup expenses, and expand markets without large investments. Close monitoring and management of licensed IP is important.
Attorney's Guide to the Valuation of Intellectual PropertyClyde Hanson, CPVA
This document provides an overview of intellectual property valuation for attorneys. It discusses the different types of intellectual property that can be valued, as well as the common valuation approaches of income, market and cost. The income approach values the future cash flows from an IP asset, the market approach uses comparable market transactions, and the cost approach considers costs to recreate the asset. The document emphasizes defining the valuation assignment and performing due diligence on the IP asset being valued.
IP Attorney - Tom Dickson - Providing protection for new ideasPatterson Thuente IP
The United States Constitution grants Congress the power to enact laws to protect inventions and creative works. Congress has used this power to establish the patent and copyright systems, which provide limited-time monopolies for inventors and creators in exchange for publicly disclosing their work. These systems aim to promote innovation and creativity by rewarding inventors and artists with exclusive rights for a limited period before their works enter the public domain, allowing others to build upon their ideas.
IP Attorney - Paul Onderick - We get to see new, fresh ideas before anyone elsePatterson Thuente IP
Paul Onderick said that working at an early-stage startup allows him to see new ideas before others. He enjoys being exposed to fresh concepts at a company before products and services are released to the public. Working at an early startup provides the opportunity to help shape new products and technologies from the beginning.
This document outlines an agenda for an intellectual asset management workshop discussing IP strategy and monetization. The agenda includes discussions on:
1) Establishing an IAM strategy including foundations, patent equality and licensing, and developing a patent engine.
2) Moving from patents to monetization by examining business drivers, license program methodologies, and the role of non-practicing entities.
3) Identifying key actions around understanding the business position and IP landscape, developing realistic risk assessments, and establishing an effective licensing program.
Manufacturers Alliance - Product Development Peer Group Workshop.
IP categories.
Intellectual capital.
Patent process timeline.
Identification of IP.
Systemization of IP.
Monitization of IP.
Enforcement of IP.
OEM/Contract manufacturing concerns.
Joint development matters.
Richard Ehrlickman is the president of IPOfferings, which provides intellectual property (IP) consulting, brokerage, licensing, and due diligence services. The company helps clients monetize their IP assets through strategies like selling patents, acquiring patents for buyers, developing licensing programs, conducting patent enforcement, and evaluating IP holdings for mergers and acquisitions. IPOfferings has extensive experience in IP transactions and relationships with many patent buyers.
Legal Considerations for Technology EntrepreneursFenwick & West
Fenwick partner Dan Dorosin reviews the legal issues tech entrepreneurs face along the road from idea to successful enterprise. Learn more about when a lawyer typically gets involved and why and the key steps in a startup’s corporate life cycle—including company formation, founding team considerations, equity allocation, founder equity arrangements and the financing process.
SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) invest most of their resources in R&D to produce new technologies. They take higher risks than larger companies, who in contrast focus their R&D efforts on incremental innovations.
Yet, SMEs mostly fail to protect the value they create with patents. When they do, these patents have in general very poor quality and do not adequately protect their core markets. Lastly, SMEs are underserved in terms of legal representation and understandably so: outside law firms tend to find it difficult to work with SMEs, let alone getting paid for their services.
There is a mismatch between the patent value creation potential of SMEs on one hand, and what they actually produce.
This webinar discusses IP valuation challenges and methods. IP assets are difficult to value due to a lack of regular or required valuations. Valuations depend on factors like the asset holder, type of IP, transaction context, and purpose. Common valuation methods include market, income, and cost approaches. IP is most commonly valued for M&A, licensing, litigation, and financial reporting situations. The context, like patents being acquired for litigation purposes, strongly influences the valuation.
The Economics of Patent Litigation & Damages Brian BussBrian Buss
Presentation by Brian Buss of Nevium at the 2017 International Intellectual Property Law Association (IIPLA) Annual Meeting in Silicon Valley covering damages calculations in patent infringement litigation
This document summarizes a workshop for workplace neutrals on expanding their ADR practice. It discusses establishing credibility through training and experience, gaining visibility through activities like writing and speaking, and achieving acceptability in the marketplace. It also covers finding niche areas of practice, setting competitive fees, dealing with competition, tax strategies, and creating a business plan to define goals and marketing approaches. The overall message is that technical skills alone are not enough - neutrals must work on credibility, visibility and acceptability to build a successful ADR career and business.
This document discusses intellectual property (IP) valuation. It notes that IP valuation is important for various contexts like transactions, taxation, disputes, and licensing. Different types of IP and intangible assets are identified. Common valuation methodologies are outlined including income, market, and cost approaches. Hypothetical licensing agreements are often constructed since real agreements may not exist. The document emphasizes that context is key in valuation and affects which tools and approaches are appropriate. It also provides examples of cases where different analyses were needed to reflect the specific context.
This document discusses intellectual property (IP) valuation. It notes that IP valuation is important for various contexts like transactions, taxation, disputes, and licensing. Different types of IP and intangible assets are identified. Common valuation methodologies are outlined including income, market, and cost approaches. Hypothetical licensing agreements are often constructed since real agreements may not exist. The document emphasizes that context is key in valuation and affects which tools and approaches are appropriate. It also provides examples of cases where different analyses were needed to reflect the specific context.
Best Practices in Customer Preference Management | Webinar SlidesAshley Adelman
Read the four key best practices in customer preference management from Janrain's webinar. Visit our website for the on-demand recording: https://www.janrain.com/resources/webinars/webinar-best-practices-customer-preference-management
The document discusses developing an intellectual capital (IC) strategy to protect ideas and business plans. It describes various IC tools like patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and publications that can be used. The key elements of an effective IC strategy are to 1) understand the competition and technology landscape, 2) properly document all IC assets, and 3) use appropriate protection and licensing agreements to maximize the value of one's ideas and business.
Slide deck presented by Austin attorney Kirk Cesari on September 17, 2013 at the Austin Chamber of Commerce as part of Texas State SBDC's Spectrum Knowledge Transfer Series.
Michael Sandys's presentation to our Patent Box Workshop at Liverpool in London on 12 July 2013. The presentation deals with why commercialize IP, licensing IP, types of licences, licence terms, joint ventures and manufacturing licence agreements. It also contains a number of handy tips,
Mediation and Arbitration have evolved as effective and/or efficient dispute resolution mechanisms in
commercial disputes but has the use of experts within these processes evolved along the way? Many
commercial disputes will benefit from expert analysis or opinion to move beyond various technical,
financial, legal or other information impasses. This session will cover the Expert’s, Counsel’s and the
Mediator/Arbitrator’s perspectives on the traditional approach to using experts as well as exploring new
and innovative ideas.
How to present your company as an investment opportunityJacob Segal
The document provides guidance on presenting a company as an investment opportunity. It outlines key areas of a business plan presentation including company information, product/service details, value proposition, intellectual property, market analysis, financial projections, management team, and common pitfalls to avoid. The document also lists tips for a concise 30-second pitch focusing on briefly introducing the company, product, market opportunity, value proposition, accomplishments, and closing with a statement instilling investor confidence.
Intellectual Property 101: How to Leverage Intangible Value for Your ClientsTraklight.com
Small and medium businesses all have valuable intangibles and intellectual property. Learn about the four types of IP and how to identify, protect, and manage your client's IP to minimize risk and maximize value.
This document provides an overview of licensing, merchandising, and franchising as ways to exploit intellectual property (IP) assets. Licensing involves granting permission to use IP in exchange for fees and can be exclusive, non-exclusive, or sole. Merchandising allows use of brands and characters to promote sales. Franchising provides permission to use a proven business system. These arrangements generate revenue, recoup expenses, and expand markets without large investments. Close monitoring and management of licensed IP is important.
Attorney's Guide to the Valuation of Intellectual PropertyClyde Hanson, CPVA
This document provides an overview of intellectual property valuation for attorneys. It discusses the different types of intellectual property that can be valued, as well as the common valuation approaches of income, market and cost. The income approach values the future cash flows from an IP asset, the market approach uses comparable market transactions, and the cost approach considers costs to recreate the asset. The document emphasizes defining the valuation assignment and performing due diligence on the IP asset being valued.
IP Attorney - Tom Dickson - Providing protection for new ideasPatterson Thuente IP
The United States Constitution grants Congress the power to enact laws to protect inventions and creative works. Congress has used this power to establish the patent and copyright systems, which provide limited-time monopolies for inventors and creators in exchange for publicly disclosing their work. These systems aim to promote innovation and creativity by rewarding inventors and artists with exclusive rights for a limited period before their works enter the public domain, allowing others to build upon their ideas.
IP Attorney - Paul Onderick - We get to see new, fresh ideas before anyone elsePatterson Thuente IP
Paul Onderick said that working at an early-stage startup allows him to see new ideas before others. He enjoys being exposed to fresh concepts at a company before products and services are released to the public. Working at an early startup provides the opportunity to help shape new products and technologies from the beginning.
Jim Patterson argues that excellence stems from empathy. He believes that understanding others and their perspectives is key to achieving high quality work. By putting oneself in another's shoes, one can gain insights that lead to improved performance and outcomes.
Jim Patterson's message is short and concise, focusing on just one key point - that employees should focus their efforts on clients. Keeping clients as the top priority will help drive business success.
IP Attorney - Eric Chadwick - Innovation is the engine that makes our economy goPatterson Thuente IP
Innovation is key to economic growth. Eric Chadwick notes that innovation drives the economy forward. New ideas and technologies are what fuel economic activity and progress.
Dan Bruzzone believes strongly in the power of ideas. He values ideas above all else, as evidenced by his quote "Ideas are worth everything." This short quote encapsulates Bruzzone's view that ideas have immense worth and should be highly valued.
IP Attorney - Chris Hansen - It's possible to cut corners, but we absolutely ...Patterson Thuente IP
Chris Hansen said that while it is possible to cut corners, his company would never do so. They aim to avoid taking shortcuts that could compromise quality. The statement suggests a commitment to doing things the right way and not settling for less than full integrity in their work.
Ideas are powerful tools that can give you an advantage. Having innovative ideas allows you to solve problems in new ways and see opportunities that others may miss. Developing your ability to generate good ideas will serve you well in both your personal and professional life.
X conceives Invention A+B first but files an application after Y independently publishes disclosure of A+B. Y's publication is less than one year before X's filing. Under the assumptions, A+B is patentable over other prior art and each inventor independently conceived the invention. The analysis examines whether X is entitled to a patent under post-AIA first-inventor-to-file law and how it compares to pre-AIA first-to-invent law.
America Invents Act (AIA) Patent Scenarios.
AIA First Inventor to File with Grace (FTFG).
Suggested Post-AIA Filing Strategies.
Future of IP.
A Patent Troll Problem.
U.S. Patents and Lawsuits.
Drones.
Flying Saucers.
Early Drones.
Gaming Drones.
Drone Market.
US Regulatory Landscape.
What is IP?
Offensive IP Tools.
Good Patenting.
Freedom to Operate (FTO).
IP Insurance.
UP Patents and Lawsuits.
America Invents Act (AIA).
First-Inventor-to-File (FITF).
"PTAB" Patent Death Squad.
The Future of IP.
For Effective Filing Dates and Other AIA Best Practices.
Big Changes.
Comparisons.
First-Inventor-to-File (FITF).
Mind the Gap.
Effective Filing Date (EFD).
AIA Team Exemption.
Suggested FITF Strategies.
Double Patenting.
Suggested AIA Strategies.
Advanced Practice Under the American Invents Act (AIA).
Post Issuance Proceedings.
Kill Rates.
IPX.
Review Proceedings.
Insights and Lessons.
Trial Timeline.
What's Next?
The document discusses changes to patent law brought about by the America Invents Act (AIA) and the transition to a first-inventor-to-file (FITF) system. Key changes include a one year grace period for inventors' own prior disclosures; exceptions for joint inventors and assignees of the same invention; new procedures for challenging patents; and a shift to treating unpublished patent applications as prior art. The document compares the new law to the previous first-to-invent system and discusses open questions around the patentability of secret prior art and prior user rights during challenges to a patent's validity.
American Invents Act (AIA) Overview.
AIA Transitions.
Changes.
Post Issuance Proceedings.
What You Need For a Patent.
Comparisons.
First Inventor to File with Grace (FTFG).
Prosecution Under FTFG.
What's Your Strategy?
Prior Art.
Art Exceptions.
FITF "Scenarios".
Comparisons.
Transition Gap.
FITF Rules.
Scope of Patent Filing.
Prosecution Under First Inventor to File with Grace (FTFG).
Suggested FITF Strategies.
More Complicates than 3D Chess?
America Invents Act (AIA).
Timetable for AIA Transitions.
Changes.
Proceedings.
Review.
Art.
First Inventor to File with Grace (FTFG).
Tips/Pointers for Transitions.
What's Next?
The Leahy-Smith American Invents Act: More Complicated than 3D Chess?Patterson Thuente IP
American Invents Act (AIA).
Changes.
Proceedings.
Art.
How Long Will it Take to Cut Over to AIA?
How Much Will it Take to Get Up to Speed on the AIA?
First-to-File with Grace (FTFG).
Tips & Pointers for Transition.
What's Next?
Business law for the students of undergraduate level. The presentation contains the summary of all the chapters under the syllabus of State University, Contract Act, Sale of Goods Act, Negotiable Instrument Act, Partnership Act, Limited Liability Act, Consumer Protection Act.
Corporate Governance : Scope and Legal Frameworkdevaki57
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
MEANING
Corporate Governance refers to the way in which companies are governed and to what purpose. It identifies who has power and accountability, and who makes decisions. It is, in essence, a toolkit that enables management and the board to deal more effectively with the challenges of running a company.
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Pedal to the Court Understanding Your Rights after a Cycling Collision.pdfSunsetWestLegalGroup
The immediate step is an intelligent choice; don’t procrastinate. In the aftermath of the crash, taking care of yourself and taking quick steps can help you protect yourself from significant injuries. Make sure that you have collected the essential data and information.
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Presentation slides for a session held on June 4, 2024, at Kyoto University. This presentation is based on the presenter’s recent paper, coauthored with Hwang Lee, Professor, Korea University, with the same title, published in the Journal of Business Administration & Law, Volume 34, No. 2 (April 2024). The paper, written in Korean, is available at <https://shorturl.at/GCWcI>.
Receivership and liquidation Accounts
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Genocide in International Criminal Law.pptxMasoudZamani13
Excited to share insights from my recent presentation on genocide! 💡 In light of ongoing debates, it's crucial to delve into the nuances of this grave crime.
1. June 21, 20181
IP Commercialization Workshop
Jay Erstling & Denise Kettelberger
October 16, 2017
The Role of Intellectual Property
Commercialization methods
Licensing
Overview of a license agreement
Commercialization Case Study
3. Outline
Why are we talking?
Commercialization methods
Licensing
Overview of a license agreement
June 21, 20183
4. Why are we talking?
Role of IP
What’s your commercialization story?
Different scenarios
Initial stages
Non-disclosure
Provisional protection
Funding – Where is the money coming from?
The end game
June 21, 20184
5. Commercialization Methods
Who owns the IP?
Manufacture and sell product?
Assign the IP?
Franchise?
License?
Out, in, or cross?
Exclusive/non-exclusive, field of use, geographic
scope
June 21, 20185
6. Licensing
Why license?
Advantages and disadvantages for licensor/licensee
Prepare to license
Finding licensing partners
Non-disclosure/confidentiality agreements
Due diligence
Valuation
Negotiating the license agreement
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7. Overview of a License Agreement
Key terms – Extent of rights
Defining the IP
Exclusive, sole or non-exclusive
Most favored licensee
Ability to sub-license
Improvements
Technical assistance and know-how
Term
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8. Overview of a License Agreement
Key terms – Commercial and financial
Payments
Reporting and accounting
Patent infringement
Product liability
Quality control
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9. Overview of a License Agreement
Key terms – general considerations
Representations and warranties
Licensor/licensee obligations
Force majeure
Anti-competitive practices
Government regulations
Dispute resolution
Expiration and termination
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10. Commercialization Case Study
Indico Co. Ltd (Mumbai) invented a new method for
coating microscopic components. Chemical Formulations
Inc. (Florida) would like to have an assignment of the
invention or at least worldwide exclusive rights for certain
product applications.
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11. Questions?
Jay Erstling | erstling@ptslaw.com
Denise Kettelberger | kettelberger@ptslaw.com
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