Patent Protection for Software-Related and Business-Related Inventions in Europe and the US

Short course

In The Rembrandt Hotel, London

£ 699 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Location

    The rembrandt hotel, london

  • Duration

    1 Day

Topics to be covered in this seminar
Recent decisions from the EPO and the US impacting patents on software and computer technologies
Procedures and pitfalls in the fields of computer-implemented inventions in Europe and the US
Latest US strategies post-Alice and under the USPTO’s most recent guidelines
Global drafting and prosecution tactics for these technologies

Facilities

Location

Start date

The Rembrandt Hotel, London (London)
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Start date

On request

About this course

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
Learn about development strategies impacting software patents
Find out about the major developments in European patent law, in particular GUI inventions and ‘mixed’ inventions with both patentable and non-patentable subject-matter
Understand and exploit the differences between the United States and Europe on the scope of available patent protection
Learn tactics for US practice and the latest US strategies in dealing with obviousness and the rise of indefiniteness and written description issues
Complete case-studies on claim drafting, illustrating how to avoid pitfalls
Join the ongoing public debate about whether patent protection should be available for software-related and business-related inventions

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Patent attorneys (both from private practice and industry)
In-house Patent and General Counsel
Chief Information Officers
Chief Technology Officers
Business Development and Technology Professionals

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Subjects

  • Patent
  • Patent Protection
  • Software development sourcing
  • Management
  • Intellectual Property
  • Legal expertise
  • European Law
  • US Law
  • Medical
  • Life Science

Teachers and trainers (2)

David Meldrum

David Meldrum

Partner, D Young & Co LLP, UK

Timothy May

Timothy May

Partner, Finnegan LLP, Washington, USA

Course programme

COURSE OVERVIEW

Topics to be covered in this seminar

  • Recent decisions from the EPO and the US impacting patents on software and computer technologies
  • Procedures and pitfalls in the fields of computer-implemented inventions in Europe and the US
  • Latest US strategies post-Alice and under the USPTO’s most recent guidelines
  • Global drafting and prosecution tactics for these technologies
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
  • Learn about development strategies impacting software patents
  • Find out about the major developments in European patent law, in particular GUI inventions and ‘mixed’ inventions with both patentable and non-patentable subject-matter
  • Understand and exploit the differences between the United States and Europe on the scope of available patent protection
  • Learn tactics for US practice and the latest US strategies in dealing with obviousness and the rise of indefiniteness and written description issues
  • Complete case-studies on claim drafting, illustrating how to avoid pitfalls
  • Join the ongoing public debate about whether patent protection should be available for software-related and business-related inventions
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
  • Patent attorneys (both from private practice and industry)
  • In-house Patent and General Counsel
  • Chief Information Officers
  • Chief Technology Officers
  • Business Development and Technology Professionals

Patent Protection for Software-Related and Business-Related Inventions in Europe and the US

£ 699 + VAT