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Strategies for litigation success at IPBC Connect 2020

From IAM

A recent survey of senior corporate IP professionals conducted by IAM found that twice as many expect patent litigation to increase rather than decrease over the coming years as companies seek to defend their rights and generate increased value from them. It is against this background that IPBC Connect will present the latest litigation developments, issues and strategies for success in Europe, the United States and Asia across the month of September.

What’s on the agenda?
1 September Open discussion forum
New horizons and strategies – beyond traditional patent jurisdictions: 
Assess which geographies are rising in importance, the challenges they present, and best practices for protecting IP in developing markets.
2 September Boardroom The US patent environment: 
In this closed-door session, examine the ongoing trials and tribulations that Asia’s IP dragons face operating in the United States, as well as their main concerns going forward.
3 September Boardroom State of play at the PTAB: 
In this closed-door discussion, participants will explore the state of play at the PTAB and how it is likely to develop.
15 September Open discussion forum Litigation in Europe: Take a look at the European litigation environment, how it is changing and what that means for both plaintiffs and defendants.
15 September Open discussion forum The US litigation landscape: 
Delve into developments at the district court and Federal Circuit level, the PTAB and the ITC, as well as potential legislative change.
16 September Masterclass Litigation tip sheet: 
Explore how IP professionals should approach multi-jurisdictional disputes, the developing European landscape and the latest on Chinese litigation.
29 September Solution room Dispute futures: 
Join experts from across the IP industry to explore the best ways to manage disputes and the keys to time-effective, cost-efficient success.
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