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AIPLA Spring MeetingMay 15-17, 2014 • Philadelphia, PA

Denise DeFrancoOfficer-in-ChargeFinnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLPBoston, MA

Jacques L. EtkowiczChairRatnerPrestiaValley Forge, PA

Michael L. DrapkinVice ChairHolland & Hart, LLPBoulder, CO

Wayne P. SobonPresidentInventergy, Inc.Sunnyvale, CA

Sharon A. IsraelPresident-ElectMayer Brown LLPHouston, TX

Denise W. DeFrancoFirst Vice PresidentFinnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLPBoston, MA

Mark L. WhitakerSecond Vice PresidentBaker Botts, LLPWashington, DC

Jeffrey I.D. LewisImmediate Past PresidentPatterson BelknapWebb and Tyler, LLPNew York, NY

David P. Ruschke SecretaryMedtronic CardioVascularSanta Rosa, CA

John H. HornickelTreasurerPolyOne CorporationAvon Lake, OH

Q. Todd DickinsonExecutive DirectorAIPLAArlington, VA

Bernie J. Knight, Jr. General Counsel McDermott Will & Emery, LLPWashington, DC

W. Todd Baker

Karen S. Canady

Amie Peele Carter

Kenneth K. Cho

Jody H. Drake

Barbara A. Fiacco

Bradley A. Forrest

J. Michael Martinez de Andino

Kevin H. Rhodes

Manny W. Schecter

Kevin Tottis

Chen Wang

Michael AtlassQualcomm Technologies, Inc.San Diego, CA

Erika ArnerFinnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLPReston, VA

Laura C. BrutmanSchiff Hardin, LLPNew York, NY

Donald CameronBereskin & ParrToronto, Ontario, Canada

James T. CarmichaelMiles & Stockbridge, PCTysons Corner, VA

William ChildsSunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers, LLPBoston, MA

Brad ChinBracewell & Giuliani, LLPHouston, TX

Janet CraycroftIntel CorporationSanta Clara, CA

Bryan Diner Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLP Washington, DC

Kieran DoyleCowan Liebowitz & Latman, PCNew York, NY

Dan Feigelson 4th Dimension IPRehovot, Israel

Karl FinkFitch Even Tabin + FlanneryChicago, IL

Garfield Goodrum Garfield Goodrum Design LawBoston, MA

Jonathan GrantGrant Patent ServicesSilver Spring, MD

Jenae GureffCantor Colburn, LLPAlexandria, VA

James HallenbeckSchwegman Lundberg & WoessnerMinneapolis, MN

Angie HankinsStroock & Stroock & Lavan, LLPNew York, NY

Kristin Jordan HarkinsConley Rose, PCPlano, TX

Cindy HuangGriffiths + Seaton, PLLCAlexandria, VA

Marc A. HubbardHubbard Law, PLLCDallas, TX

Seth HudsonClements Bernard, PLLCCharlotte, NC

Brian IversonBass Berry & Sims, PLCWashington, DC

Sarah J. KnightSaliwanchik Lloyd & EisenschenkGainesville, FL

Bea Koempel-Thomas Lee & Hayes, PLLC Spokane, WA

Martin KöhlerReimann Osterrieth Köhlert HaftDüsseldorf, Germany

Paul KorniczkyLeydig Voit & Mayer, LtdChicago, IL

Daphne LainsonSmart & Biggar/FetherstonhaughOttawa, Ontario, Canada

David LongKelley Drye & Warren, LLPWashington, DC

Ashok K. MannavaMannava & Kang, PC Fairfax, VA

John F. MarshHahn Loeser & Parks, LLPColumbus, OH

J. Michael Martinez de AndinoHunton & Williams, LLPRichmond, VA

Timothy MeigsBDResearch Triangle Park, NC

Stefan MentzerWhite & Case, LLPNew York, NY

Yelena MorozovaGill Jennings & Every, LLPLondon, United Kingdom

John OlsenEdwards Wildman Palmer UK, LLPLondon, United Kingdom

Scott J. PivnickAlston & Bird, LLPWashington, DC

Gerard ReinhardtReinhardt IPManhasset, NY

Joseph RootQualiPatWeaverville, NC

Paik SaberIBM San Jose, CA

Elise SelingerConley Rose, PCPlano, TX

Neil SmithPatent Trial and Appeal Board, US Patent & Trademark Office, Alexandria, VA

Bruce SunsteinSunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers, LLPBoston, MA Deborah “Bea” SwedlowHonigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn, LLPAnn Arbor, MI

Ann S. ViksninsViksnins Harris & PadysBloomington, MN

Kristen VoorheesSkadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, LLPNew York, NY

Brian WhippsMueting Raasch & Gebhardt, PAMinneapolis, MN

Matthew C. WagnerDiserio Martin O’Connor & Castiglioni, LLPStamford, CT

Board of Directors

2014 Spring Meeting Planning Committee

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Table of Contents

2014 Spring Meeting May 15–17 • Philadelphia, PA

All program photographs appear courtesy of The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau (PCVB) unless otherwise noted. Learn more about Philadelphia’s many attractions at: www.discoverPHL.com/explore.

*CLE Information & Membership Service Center will remain open until 1:00 pm on Saturday.

Wednesday,May 14

Thursday,May 15

Friday,May 16

Saturday, May 17

AIPLA Registration Commonwealth/Millennium Hall Foyer 2nd floor

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Exhibits, CLE Booth*, Cyber Café, Technology CenterCommonwealth/Millennium Hall Foyer 2nd floor

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Spouse/Guest HospitalityRoom 414 4th floor

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Continental Breakfast Commonwealth/Millennium Hall Foyer 2nd floor

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thursday, may 15 5

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saturday, may 17 14

networking + social opportunities

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committee meetings 15

cle 18

general information 18

spouse + guest tours

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exhibitors 20

registration + cancellation policies

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9:00 am – 2:00 pm

AIPLA Cares— Community Service Project

Washington Room B–C • 3rd floor CARE to give back?We invite you to join the AIPLA leadership, Fellows, and

the Biotechnology Committee by donating blood to the American Red Cross from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Walk-Ins Welcome!

To sign up, email mweisblatt@aipla.org for more information. Make sure to include “AIPLA Cares” in the subject line. We can’t

wait to see you there!

3:00 – 5:00 pmAIPLA Board/Committee Leadership MeetingCommonwealth Hall A–D • 2nd floor

4:00 – 7:00 pmAIPLA Pre-RegistrationMillennium Foyer • 2nd floor

Wednesday, May 14

Sponsoring Organizations

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Inventergy, Inc. Partial Sponsor: Cyber Café

ETHICS CLE

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America Invents Act Sessions

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6:30 – 8:00 amCommittee Meetings*

6:30 – 8:00 amCorporate Practice Breakfast Meeting (Corporate In-House Counsel only) Sponsored by: Bryan Cave, LLPLescaze Room • 33rd floorPoint vs. Counterpoint: In-House and Outside IP Counsel Perspectives on Hot Topics in Trademark and Patent LawWe invite all In-House IP Counsel to join us for an interactive discussion about various patent and trademark topics ranging from recent law changes to win-win strategies for dealing with shrinking patent and trademark budgets.

Global IP Committee Leadership Group(Leadership Group Members Only) Congress Hall C • 4th floor

7:00 – 8:00 am Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)Adams Room • 3rd floorWe will meet to discuss Committee business.

MembershipAnthony Room • 3rd floorThe Committee will meet to discuss the various initiatives and studies it is working on in support of membership recruiting, retention, and services.

Professional ProgramsCongress Hall A–B • 4th floor

Professionalism and Ethics (Committee Members Only)Franklin Room • 3rd floor

7:00 – 9:30 amContinental BreakfastCommonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor

7:00 am – 5:30 pmRegistration, Exhibits, CLE Information Booth and Membership Service Center, Cyber Café, and Technology Center Commonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor

Spouse/Guest Hospitality SuiteRoom 414 • 4th floor

10:00 – 11:00 amAM Beverage Break sponsored by: Leydig Voit & Mayer, Ltd. 10:00 am – 1:30 pmSpouse/Guest Tour: Historical Highlights Tour and The Barnes Foundation Tickets RequiredMeet on the 1st floor at the 12th street entrance at 9:45 am for a 10:00 am departure.

9:00 am – 12:00 noonBoard of Directors MeetingHowe Room • 33rd floor

8:00 – 9:00 am

Opening Plenary SessionMillennium Hall • 2nd floor

Welcome RemarksQ. Todd Dickinson, Executive Director, AIPLA, Arlington, VA

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Concurrent Morning Tracks

Part 1: Navigating Through the Shoals in Parallel Patent-Related Proceedings in the USPTO and in Litigation Commonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Moderator: Angie M. Hankins, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, LLP, New York, NY

Primer on Similarities and Differences in Practice and Procedure in the USPTO and in the Courts Brent Hawkins, McDermott Will & Emery, Chicago, IL

Reexamination and Review of Patents in the USPTO and the Impact on Parallel Related Litigation

Scott M. Daniels, Westerman Hattori Daniels & Adrian, LLP, Washington, DC

Litigating a Patent-Related Dispute in Court While the USPTO is Reexamining or Reviewing the Same Patent Joseph Re, Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear, LLP,

Irvine, CA

Break 10:15 – 10:45 am

Part 2: The Developing Marketplace for IP Rights and Investing

Moderator: Robert Laurenson, Intellectual Ventures, Bellevue, WA

Non-Practicing Entities and the Marketplace for IP rights

Robert Heath, RPX Corporation, San Francisco, CA

The IP Responsibility: Fiduciary Duties and the Need for Benchmarks to Support Patent Risk Taking Ian McClure, IPXI, Chicago, IL

Wall Street and Patents: Investing, Trading and Patent Litigation Adam Gill, Gerchen Keller Capital, LLC, Chicago, IL

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Thursday, May 15

Part 1: Software and Business Method Claims Then and Now—Perspectives and Strategies for Surviving the Courts and Hurdling Through ExaminationCommonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor Moderator: Ashok K. Mannava, Mannava & Kang, PC,

Fairfax, VA

Hurdles to Software Claim Patentability and Validity—Past, Present and Future

John F. Murphy, BakerHostetler, Philadelphia, PA

Patent Applications for Software-Related Inventions that Not Only Issue, but Survive the Courts and Post-Issuance Review

E. Robert Yoches, Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLP, Washington, DC

In-House Perspectives on Claim Drafting Strategies for Software and Business-Method Patents

Michael B. Chernoff, MDB Capital Group, LLC, Dallas, TX

Break 10:15 – 10:45 am

Part 2: An Insider’s Guide to Proceedings of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board under the AIA

Moderator: Paul J. Korniczky, Leydig Voit & Mayer, Ltd., Chicago, IL

PTAB Policies and Principles That You Need to Know in Order to Win in AIA Proceedings

Michael R. Fleming, Miles & Stockbridge, PC, Tysons Corner, VA

Strategic Considerations in Mounting a Case before the PTAB

Timothy E. Bianchi, Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner, Minneapolis, MN

The New USPTO Contested Proceedings and the Duty of Candor Professor Lisa Dolak, Syracuse University

College of Law, Syracuse, NY

Part 1: The Basic Mark Requirement Under the Madrid System; Trademarks, Geographic Indicators and Traditional Knowledge in Current Trade/Treaty NegotiationsWashington Room • 3rd floor

Moderator: Jason Vogel, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLP, New York, NY

Madrid Convention Basics

David Weild, Edwards Wildman Palmer, LLP, New York, NY

Traditional KnowledgeDavid E. Moore, Washida IP Group, Alexandria, VA

Geographic Indicators: India’s Statute and Experience

Calab S. Gabriel, K & S Partners, Gurgaon, India

Break 10:15—10:45 am

Part 2: Disruptive Technologies in the Digital Marketplace—Google Books, Aereo, BitTorrent, and the Future of Online Copyright

Moderator: Professor Christopher S. Yoo, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, PA

The Google Books and Aereo CasesThe Honorable Denny Chin, US Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, New York, NY

The BitTorrent Copyright LitigationsThe Honorable Michael M. Baylson, US District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

12:00 – 12:30 pm

Lunch Reception (open to all attendees)Sponsored by: Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler, LLPMillennium Foyer • 2nd floor

12:30 – 2:00 pm

Luncheon Tickets RequiredMillennium Hall • 2nd floor

Featuring: The Honorable William H. Sorrell, Vermont Attorney General, the leader among state attorney generals in using state consumer protection laws to crack down on fraudulent patent

demand letters. Sorrell will speak with AIPLA Executive Director Q. Todd Dickinson on his recent efforts, his state’s new legislation, and how he views its relation to pending federal legislation on patent litigation reform.

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2:00 – 3:30 pm

Concurrent Afternoon Tracks

Trademark—Protecting “Cool”— Brand Reinforcement and Creation Using Utility Patents, Design Patents, Trademarks, Trade Dress and CopyrightsCommonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Moderator: Nancy J. Mertzel, Schoeman Updike Kaufman Stern & Ascher, LLP, New York, NY

The Creative Journey: A Visual Introduction to Case Studies to Explore the Role of IP in Protecting “Cool”

Nancy J. Mertzel, Schoeman Updike Kaufman Stern & Ascher, LLP, New York, NY

Integrating IP Strategy into the Design Cycle: Reinforced Brand as a Natural Byproduct of the Design Process

Joshua Cohen, RatnerPrestia, Berwyn, PA

Don’t Knock DesignRobert S. Katz, Banner & Witcoff, Ltd., Washington, DC

Don’t Forget 3D Trademarks and Trade Dress

Tracy-Gene G. Durkin, Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox, PLLC, Washington, DC

O Copyright, Copyright! Wherefore Art Thou, Copyright? Nancy J. Mertzel, Schoeman Updike Kaufman Stern

& Ascher, LLP, New York, NY

Review and Possible Revision of Copyright Law: Important Copyright Changes on the Horizon and How They Will Impact the Practice

Washington Room • 3rd floor Moderator: Assistant Professor Shyam Balganesh,

University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, PA 

Summary and Views of Key Changes Expected in Copyright Laws

Robert J. Kasunic, US Copyright Office, Washington, DC

Official Views of the USPTO Regarding Changes, Including Views on Implementation

Shira Perlmutter, US Patent & Trademark Office, Alexandria, VA

Views from Outside the Copyright Office and USPTO, Including the Expected Impact on the Practice

Professor Christopher Jon Sprigman, New York University School of Law, New York, NY

Licensing: Standard Essential Patents—What’s It All About?Commonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor

Moderator: Michele Herman, Intellectual Ventures, Bellevue, WA

The Standard Setting Process

Clark Silcox, National Electrical Manufacturers Association, Rosslyn, VA

Standard Essential Patent Case Law and Developments

Marc Sandy Block, IBM Corporation, Armonk, NY

Standard Essential Patent Licensing Issues

Monica Barone, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc, San Diego, CA

David Killough, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA

3:30 – 5:30 pm

Committee Educational Sessions*

IP Practice in Europe/IP Practice in Japan (Joint Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Commonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floorThe Role of Expert Evidence in IP Litigation Expert evidence is a key factor in IP litigation; the role of the expert however varies significantly in various legal systems. This program will address these differences through a series of questions from the perspective of different jurisdictions (Germany, UK, Netherlands), the new European patent litigation system UPC, and the US.

Moderator: Martin Köhler, Reimann Osterrieth Köhler Haft, Düsseldorf, Germany

Germany: Matthias Rößler, KNH Patentanwälte, Düsseldorf, Germany

United Kingdom: Alex Wilson, Powell Gilbert, LLP, London, UK

Netherlands: Bas Berghuis van Woortman, Simmons & Simmons, Amsterdam, Netherlands

United States: Jeffrey I.D. Lewis, Patterson Belknap Webb and Tyler, LLP, New York, NY

Licensing and Management of IP Assets (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Washington Room • 3rd floor

Moderator: Donika P. Pentcheva, Westman Champlin & Koehler, Minneapolis, MN

Managing an Effective IP PortfolioSalvatore Anastasi, Barley Snyder, Malvern, PA

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How to Properly Use ADR Provisions in License Agreements John M. Delehanty, Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, PC, New York, NY

Worldwide Portfolio Licensing ConsiderationsGeorge A. Frank, Law Offices of George A. Frank, Bala Cynwyd, PA

Mistakes Made and Observed and Lessons Learned in Fifty Years of LicensingRobert S. Bramson, Bramson & Pressman, Conshohocken, PA

3:30 – 5:30 pm Committee Meetings*

3:30 – 4:30 pm

AIPLA Fellows (Fellows Only)Franklin Room • 3rd floor

Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy/Industrial Designs/Trademark Internet/Trademark Law/Trademark Litigation/Trademark-Relations with the USPTO/Trademark Treaties and International Law (Joint Meeting)Congress Hall B • 4th floorThe Right of Publicity and its much needed makeover for the Social Media Revolution will be presented by an expert in the field. Also, Alan Datri, WIPO, will update the Committee on recent activities at WIPO. The Committees will then discuss their various Committee initiatives.

IP Law Associations (Committee Members Only)Jefferson Room • 3rd floorThe Committee will meet to discuss regular Committee business, including finalizing slides, presenters, and dates for the 2014 series of roundtables.

AIPPI-US/Patent Treaties and International Policy (Joint Meeting)Anthony Room • 3rd floorThe AIPPI-US Division will review its plans for the AIPPI Toronto World Congress in September, discuss the draft reports on the five working questions to be considered at that Congress, and update the members on other ongoing activities of the Division. Joint discussions with the AIPLA Patent Treaties and International Policy Committee will center on the proposed International Issues Page for the AIPLA website.

American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation (AIPLEF) (Foundation Trustees Only)Adams Room • 3rd floor

3:30 – 5:30 pm

AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Diversity in IP Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers(Joint Meeting and Reception) Sponsored by: Marks & Clerk, LLPLescaze Room • 33rd floorPlease join us for a brief Committee information session followed by a fun networking reception.

Chemical Practice/USPTO Inter Partes Patent Proceedings (Joint Meeting)Congress Hall C • 4th floorThe Committees, along with PTAB Judge Michael Tierney, USPTO, will discuss Inter-Partes Reviews based on chemical patents. We will explore the unique challenges presented by chemical cases, including additional discovery, expert testimony, and cross examination, plus a high-level run through of other IPR issues.

Patent Cooperation Treaty Issues/Mergers & Acquisitions (Joint Meeting)Congress Hall A • 4th floorThe Committees will be conducting a joint program entitled: “Traps for the Unwary in M&A Transactions: Bankruptcy and Assignment of International IP Rights.”

4:30 – 5:30 pm

IP Practice in ChinaAdams Room • 3rd floorThe Committee will finalize the schedule and agenda for the China trip to visit Beijing, Tianjin, and Xi’an, June 9-13, 2014.

Patent Agents/Patent-Relations with the USPTO(Joint Meeting)Congress Hall B • 4th floorPeggy Focarino, USPTO, will discuss the current status of patent operations and programs, and any new patent policies, practices, or procedures that have recently been adopted or proposed.

Thursday, May 15

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5:30 – 6:30 pm

New Member/First-Time Attendee ReceptionBank & Bourbon Restaurant, Whiskey & Rye Room • Lobby Level

Sponsored by: Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner, PA

* Committees meetings are open to all attendees unless otherwise noted.

Thursday, May 15

7:00 – 8:30 pm

Opening Night Reception— “A Taste of Philly”Millennium Hall • 2nd floor Co-sponsored by: BakerHostetler; Baker Botts, LLP;

Grant Patent Services; Kenyon & Kenyon, LLP; Klarquist Sparkman, LLP; RatnerPrestia, and S.S. Rana & Co.

Think of Philadelphia and you think of cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, water ice, hoagies and beer. Come sample the best Philly has to offer at this fun event. Meet new friends and catch up with old ones!

Tickets Required

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7:00 – 9:00 am Committee Meetings*

7:00 – 9:00 am

Women in IP Law/Law Practice Management Committee Joint Breakfast

Tickets RequiredSponsored by: Foley Hoag LLPHowe Room • 33rd floor We would like to invite all attendees to join a breakfast panel discussion on strategies for effective communication. Our panelists, including an invited USPTO speaker, will describe techniques that they use to confidently communicate with clients, including C-level executives and non-lawyers, and strategies for answering questions on risk evaluation and likelihood of success. The discussion will also feature insights on personal branding for successful positioning within an organization.

8:00 – 9:00 am

Amicus (Committee Members Only)Anthony Room • 3rd floor

US Bar/JPO Liaison Council (Council Members Only)Adams Room • 3rd floor

8:00 – 9:30 amContinental BreakfastCommonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor

8:00 am – 5:30 pmRegistration, Exhibits, CLE Information Booth and Membership Service Center, Cyber Café, and Technology Center Commonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor

Spouse/Guest Hospitality SuiteRoom 414 • 4th floor

9:00 am – 1:00 pmSpouse/Guest Tour: City Mansions & Country Estates Tickets Required Meet on the 1st floor at the 12th street entrance at 8:45 am for a 9:00 am departure.

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Concurrent Morning Tracks

Part 1: The European Unitary Patent System, Global Dossier and PCTCommonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Moderator: Carole Boelitz, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA

The European Unitary Patent System

Katharine Stephens, Bird & Bird, London, United Kingdom

The Global Dossier Initiative (IP5)—What It Is, Status and Future

Mark Powell, US Patent & Trademark Office, Alexandria, VA

Maria Holtmann, US Patent & Trademark Office, Alexandria, VA

WIPO’s ePCT EffortsPhillipe Baechtold, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, Switzerland

Break 10:15 – 10:45 am

Part 2: Emerging Trends and Policies in Software and Business Method Patenting Around the World

Moderator: Carole Boelitz, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA

IndiaR. Parthasarathy, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan, Chennai, India

CanadaColin Ingram, Smart & Biggar/Fetherstonhaugh, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Asia-PacificPaik Saber, IBM, San Jose, CA

EuropeAlan Wilson, Barker Brettell, LLP, Southampton, UK

Trade Secrets Commonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor

Moderator: Nancy Klembus, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Roswell, GA

Update on Recent Developments in Trade Secret Law

David Almeling, O’Melveny & Myers, LLP, San Francisco, CA

Future of Non-Competes as a Tool for Protecting Trade Secrets

Benjamin I. Fink, Berman Fink VanHorn, PC, Atlanta, GA

Michael R. Greco, Fisher & Phillips, LLP, Radnor, PA

Break 10:15 – 10:45 am

Landmines and Goldmines: Negotiating Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreements Cary A. Levitt, Dow Corning Corporation, Midland, MI

Unringing the Bell: Best Practices after Exposure to Another’s Trade Secret ETHICS CLE

Mark A. Klapow, Crowell & Moring, LLP, Washington, DC

Friday, May 16

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A Deep Dive in Pharma Practice: Citizens’ Petitions, Biosimilars and Second Medical UsesWashington Room • 3rd floor Moderator: James Kelley, Eli Lilly and Company,

Indianapolis, IN

Second Medical Use Claims: Teaching a Pig to Sing?

Andrea Kamage, Johnson & Johnson, Leiden, Netherlands

Biosimilars: High Stakes and High Risks Lynn C. Tyler, Barnes & Thornberg, LLP, Indianapolis, IN

Battling Over Generic Entry: An Empirical Analysis of Citizen Petitions William A. Garvin, Buchanon Ingersol & Rooney, PC,

Washington, DCDhairya Jani, Silver Spring, MD

Break 10:15 – 10:45 am Developing Issues for Corporate Life Science Patents Moderator: Gabriel Kleiman, Pfizer Inc., New York, NY

Is Bayer vs. Natco Consistent with TRIPS?

Jeremy K. McKown, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ

Patent Law 101: How the Supreme Court is Using Subject-Matter Eligibility to Reshape the Entire Patent Statute

Professor Joshua D. Sarnoff, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, IL

Gregory A. Castanias, Jones Day, Washington, DC

12:00 – 12:30 pm

Lunch Reception (open to all attendees)Sponsored by: Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, LLPMillennium Foyer • 2nd floor 12:30 – 2:00 pm Tickets Required

Luncheon Millennium Hall • 2nd floorFeaturing: The Honorable Tom Marino, R-PA, 10th District, Vice Chairmanof the House JudiciarySubcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet

2:00 – 3:30 pm

Concurrent Afternoon Tracks

What a Relief... How to Seek Monetary Awards, Injunctions, and/or Other Remedies—Practical TipsCommonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Moderator: George Chen, Bryan Cave, LLP, Phoenix, AZ

Injunctions, Compulsory Licenses, and Other Equitable Relief—What the Future Holds for Litigants Colin G. Sandercock, Perkins Coie, Washington, DC

Identifying New Forms of “Money” to Satisfy Monetary Awards and Strategies of Defending Against Monetary Relief and Injunctions Jura Zibas, Wilson Elser, New York, NY

Patent Damages—Apportion or Else! And Other Recent Developments

Jennifer Vanderhart, FTI Consulting, Washington, DC

The Emerging World of gTLDs: How to Leverage and Protect Your Brands Washington Room • 3rd floor

Moderator: Scott B. Schwartz, Dansko, West Grove, PA

Myths, Misconceptions, and Facts About gTLD Applications

Eric J. Shimanoff, Cowan Liebowitz & Latman, PC, New York, NY

Protecting Your “.brand” Against gTLD’s Objections Based on Legal Rights, Community Opposition, and Public Interest

Janet M. Fuhrer, Ridout & Maybee, LLP, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

A Pandora’s Box of the New gTLDs Program: Cybersquatting and Closed gTLD

Mark V.B. Partridge, Partridge IP Law, PC, Chicago, IL

Dueling Data and Patent Public Policy: PAE’s are a Huge Problem, or Are They? Commonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor

Moderator: Patrick Coyne, Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, Washington, DC A variety of pre-filing, filing, and case outcome statistics are being used to support and refute proposed patent reforms in Congress and the courts. There is even debate regarding the applicability, integrity, and avail-ability of this data with respect to patent acquisition entities (PAEs) and their impact on the patent system. Panelists will discuss the data behind the PAE debate and what implications, if any, the data has on the need for, and viability of, proposed reforms.

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Panelists:

Professor Chris Cotropia, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA

Robert Heath, RPX Corp., San Francisco, CA

Professor Michael Meuer, Boston University, Boston, MA

Frank Rusco, General Accountability Office (GAO), Washington, DC

Joshua Walker, Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett, and Co-Founder Lex Machina, Palo, Alto, CA

3:30 – 5:30 pm

Committee Educational Sessions*

Biotechnology/Food & Drug (Joint Session) (90 Minutes of CLE Requested)Commonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floorA Cat Has Nine Lives…How Many Lives Does Your Patent Have Left? Discussions will include current issues in patent term adjustment (PTA) and patent term extension (PTE); the changes to PTA calculation brought about by the America Invents Act (AIA) and by recent court decisions such as Exelixis v. Kappos; the effect on PTE of recent court decisions; proposed changes to the calculation of PTA that are being considered in pending legislation, such as the Goodlatte bill; and strategies for maximizing PTA and PTE in light of all these changes.

Jim Kelley, Eli Lilly, Indianapolis, IN

Robert Ashbrook, Dechert, LLP, Philadelphia, PA

Copyright Law/Standards and Open Source(Joint Session) (120 minutes of CLE Requested)Washington Room • 3rd floorOpen Source Community vs. Commercial Client IP Needs—Risks & Opportunities

Moderator: Michael Atlass, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc, San Diego, CA

Philosophy, History and Ecosystem of Open Source CommunitiesJohn Lyon, Thomas Horstemeyer, LLP, Atlanta, GA

Open Source Licenses: Working with Clients and Dealing with Remediation IssuesCliff Allen, Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA

Dissecting Open Source Licensing Risks in Linking CodeTerry Ilardi, IBM Corporation, Armonk, NY

Patent Law/Patent Litigation (Joint Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Commonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floorPatent Reform LegislationPatent reform legislation has been introduced in Congress by Representative Goodlatte and others to deal with the so-called “patent troll” issue. An esteemed panel of speakers from industry, private practice and academia will summarize various provisions of the recent patent reform legislation and will discuss how it may impact

your practice. Hear a moderated discussion on whether provisions of the patent reform legislation will be able to curb “patent troll” practices and whether they may have unintended consequences on companies trying to enforce their patents or defend themselves against patent infringement claims.

Moderator: Barbara A. Fiacco, Foley Hoag LLP, Boston, MA

David J. Kappos, Cravath Swaine & Moore, LLP, New York, NY

Kevin H. Rhodes, 3M Innovative Properties Company, St. Paul, MNProfessor R. Polk Wagner, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, PA

Scott J. Pivnick, Alston & Bird, LLP, Washington, DC

3:30 – 5:30 pm Committee Meetings*

3:30 – 4:30 pm

Committee on Legislation (Committee Members Only)Anthony Room • 3rd floor

Content & Branding Committees Leadership Group (Leadership Group Members Only)Congress Hall B • 4th floor

Emerging TechnologiesCongress Hall C • 4th floorBusiness meeting to continue to build interest in the ET committee, build leadership and subcommittee structure, acquire webmaster and interest in developing content for website and linked-in page; advertise our 2014 themes, including technology and IP issues surrounding the following emerging technologies: Internet of Things (Everything); BIG DATA; 3D-printing, Li-Fi, and quantum computing. Discuss implementation details of newsletter initiative.

International EducationAdams Room • 3rd floorThe Committee is developing online programs for international audiences on US IP law, policy and practice and is seeking volunteers to coordinate these programs. Each online program has at least one local (e.g. North American) coordinator who works with at least one international coordinator to develop and put on the program. The international coordinator interfaces with the IP organization(s) in their country while the local coordinator is responsible for identifying speakers and sponsors for the program. We invite all AIPLA members (both international and local) to get involved and join us.

International Trade CommissionFranklin Room • 3rd floorThe meeting will include; (1) a discussion of key recent developments at the ITC and Federal Circuit; (2) identifying substantive presentations for future Committee meetings and; (3) identifying volunteers to chair Subcommittees and/or help with Committee activities. We will also have a featured speaker: Margaret Macdonald, Director of the ITC’s Office of Unfair Import Investigations, will talk about new developments at OUII and how to work with OUII in Section 337 investigations at the ITC.

Friday, May 16

* Committees meetings are open to all attendees unless otherwise noted.

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Law StudentsCongress Hall A • 4th floorJoin our presentation on how to make the most of your internship, externship, or summer associate position. Our speakers will share insights and provide advice on increasing your chances of subsequently securing one or another legal job, and acquiring skills and knowledge that will help you to advance your career.

Public EducationJefferson Room • 3rd floorWe will hold a business meeting to review progress and plan next steps on the following initiatives: 1) World IP Day—Debrief 2014 events and make final changes to process documents for next year’s planning; 2) Development of enhanced relationships with other AIPLA Committees to support public education; 3) Creativity in Bloom and micro-site development.

US Bar/EPO Liaison Council (Council Members Only)Regency Ballroom C1 • 2nd floor

4:30 – 5:30 pm

Electronic and Computer LawFranklin Room • 3rd floorThe Committee will conduct a Committee leadership meeting to discuss the upcoming Electronic and Computer Patent Law Summit, Committee activities for the annual meeting, and other Committee initiatives.

IP Practice in Latin AmericaAdams Room • 3rd floorOur meeting will be a Committee business meeting (we haven’t had one for several years). We will discuss the goals and workloads of Sub-committees, recent developments that affect IP in Latin America, and planning for our committee’s upcoming trip to Santiago, Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Online ProgramsAnthony Room • 3rd floorWe will discuss the status of upcoming webinars and solicit ideas for other future webinars in 2014. The Committee wishes to expand its coordinator pool, and invites anyone interested in coordinating AIPLA webinars to attend our meeting. Participation in the Committee is a great way for members to get more involved in AIPLA, and provides numerous opportunities to work alongside leaders in the IP industry, including judges, in-house counsel, professors, and lawyers from law firms of all sizes.

Trade Secret LawCongress Hall A • 4th floor

US Bar/SIPO Liaison Council(Council Members Only)Jefferson Room • 3rd floor

7:30 – 9:30 pm

Dinner & Entertainment— “Let’s Go to the Hop!”Millennium Hall • 2nd floor

Co-sponsored by: Fitzpatrick Cella Harper & Scinto; Global Patent Solutions; and Mayer Brown, LLP

In August 1957, the show American Bandstand, filmed in Philadelphia, PA, premiered. It featured local teenagers dancing to “new” rock ‘n roll music. Hosted by a young Dick Clark,six months after the show’s national debut American Bandstand was picked up by 101 stations, with over 20 million viewers tuning in. Come celebrate the show at our ‘50s-style “Sock Hop” in the city that started a sensation that swept the nation.

Tickets Required

Friday, May 16

* Committees meetings are open to all attendees unless otherwise noted.

6:30 – 7:30 pm

Diversity ReceptionHowe Room • 33rd floorHosted by the Diversity in IP Law Committee Co-sponsored by: Fenwick & West, LLP; Lee & Hayes, LLP; and Microsoft Corporation

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8:00 – 9:30 amContinental BreakfastCommonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor

8:00 am – 12:00 pmRegistration, Exhibits, CLE Information Booth and Membership Service Center, Cyber Café, and Technology Center*Commonwealth/Millennium Foyers • 2nd floor(The CLE Information Booth will remain open until 1:00 pm.)

Spouse/Guest Hospitality SuiteRoom 414 • 4th floor

10:00 am – 12:00 pm2015 Mid-Winter Institute Planning Committee Meeting(Planning Committee Members Only)Lescaze Room • 33rd floor

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Closing Plenary Session Millennium Hall • 2nd floor

9:00 – 10:45 amMid-Year Case Law in Review

Moderator: Kathlyn Card Beckles, JPMorgan Chase & Co., New York, NY

PatentsAlan Albright, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, LLP, Atlanta, GA 

TrademarksHeather L. Heft, Donovan & Yee, LLP, New York, NY

Copyrights Daralyn J. Durie, Durie Tangri, San Francisco, CA

Trade Secrets Matthew B. McFarlane, Robins Kaplan Miller & Ciresi, LLP, New York, NY

10:45 – 11:00 amPanel Discussion

11:00 am – 12:00 pmEthical Pitfalls with Attorney Use of Social Media ETHICS CLE

Professor Cynthia L. Dahl, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, PA

12:00–2:00 pm Tickets Required

Networking Luncheon Commonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Wrap up your 2014 Spring Meeting experience by networking with colleagues over lunch.

12:00 – 4:00 pmBoard of Directors MeetingHowe Room • 33rd floor

Thursday, May 15th Lunch Reception open to all attendees12:00 – 12:30 pm

Luncheon12:30 – 2:00 pm Tickets Required

New Member/First-Time Attendee Reception5:30 – 6:30 pm

Opening Night Reception — “A Taste of Philly”7:00 – 8:30 pm Tickets Required

Friday, May 16th Lunch Reception open to all attendees12:00 – 12:30 pm

Luncheon 12:30 – 2:00 pm Tickets Required

Diversity Reception 6:30 – 7:30 pm

Dinner & Entertainment— “Let’ Go to the Hop”7:30 – 9:30 pm Tickets Required

Saturday, May 17th Networking Luncheon 12:00 – 2:00 pm Tickets Required

Saturday, May 17

Networking & Social Opportunities

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2015 Mid-Winter Institute Planning Committee (Planning Committee Members Only)Saturday 10:00 am–12:00 pmLescaze Room • 33rd floor

AIPLA Fellows (Fellows Only)Thursday 3:30–4:30 pmFranklin Room • 3rd floor

AIPLA Fellows Leadership Development Training (Leadership Members Only)Will Not Meet

AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Diversity in IP Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception) Sponsored by: Marks & Clerk, LLPThursday 3:30–5:30 pmLescaze Room • 33rd floor

AIPPI-US/Patent Treaties and International Policy (Joint Meeting)Thursday 3:30–4:30 pmAnthony Room • 3rd floor

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)Thursday 7:00–8:00 amAdams Room • 3rd floor

American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation (AIPLEF) (Foundation Trustees Only)Thursday 3:30–4:30 pm Adams Room • 3rd floor

Amicus (Committee Members Only)Friday 8:00–9:00 amAnthony Room • 3rd floor

Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy/Industrial Designs/Trademark Internet/Trademark Law/Trademark Litigation/Trademark-Relations with the USPTO/Trademark Treaties and International Law (Joint Meeting)Thursday 3:30–4:30 pm Congress Hall B • 4th floor

Antitrust LawWill Not Meet

BiotechnologySee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception), alsoSee below

Biotechnology/Food and Drug (Joint Committee Educational Session)(90 Minutes of CLE Requested)Friday 3:30–5:30 pmCommonwealth Hall A–B • 2nd floor

Chemical Practice/USPTO Inter Partes Patent Proceedings (Joint Meeting)Thursday 3:30–5:30 pmCongress Hall C • 4th floor

Committee on Legislation (Committee Members Only)Friday 3:30–4:30 pmAnthony Room • 3rd floor

Content and Branding Committee Leadership Group (Leadership Group Members Only)Friday 3:30–4:30 pm Congress Hall B • 4th floor

Copyright Law/Standards and Open Source (Joint Committee Educational Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Friday 3:30–5:30 pm Washington Room • 3rd floor

Corporate Practice (Breakfast Meeting) (Corporate In-House Counsel Only) Sponsored by: Bryan Cave, LLPThursday 6:30–8:00 am Lescaze Room • 33rd floor

Diversity in IP LawSee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception)

EducationSee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception)

Electronic and Computer LawSee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception)

Electronic and Computer LawFriday 4:30–5:30 pm Franklin Room • 3rd floor

Emerging TechnologiesFriday 3:30–4:30 pmCongress Hall C • 4th floor

Food and Drug See Biotechnology/Food and Drug (Joint Committee Educational Session)

Global IP Committee Leadership Group(Leadership Group Members Only)Thursday 6:30–8:00 amCongress Hall C • 4th floor

Industrial DesignsSee Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

International and Foreign LawWill Not Meet

International EducationFriday 3:30–4:30 pm Adams Room • 3rd floor

International Trade CommissionFriday 3:30–4:30 pmFranklin Room • 3rd floor

IP Law Associations (Committee Members Only)Thursday 3:30–4:30 pmJefferson Room • 3rd floor

IP Practice in ChinaThursday 4:30–5:30 pmAdams Room • 3rd floor

IP Practice in Europe/IP Practice in Japan (Joint Committee Educational Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Thursday 3:30–5:30 pmCommonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor

IP Practice in IsraelWill Not Meet

IP Practice in the Far EastWill Not Meet

IP Practice in JapanSee IP Practice in Europe/IP Practice in Japan (Joint Committee Educational Session)

IP Practice in Latin AmericaFriday 4:30–5:30 pm Adams Room • 3rd floor

Law Practice ManagementSee Women in IP Law/Law Practice Management (Joint Breakfast Meeting)

Law StudentsFriday 3:30–4:30 pm Congress Hall A • 4th floor

Licensing and Management of IP Assets (Committee Educational Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Thursday 3:30–5:30 pmWashington Room • 3rd floor

MembershipThursday 7:00–8:00 am Anthony Room • 3rd floor

MentoringSee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception)

Mergers and Acquisitions/Patent Cooperation Treaty Issues (Joint Meeting)Thursday 3:30–5:30 pmCongress Hall A • 4th floor

New LawyersSee AIPPI-US/Biotechnology/Diversity in IP Law/Education/Electronic and Computer Law/Mentoring/New Lawyers (Joint Meeting and Reception)

Online ProgramsFriday 4:30–5:30 pm Anthony Room • 3rd floor

Committee Meetings

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Committee Meetings

Patent Agents/Patent-Relations with the USPTO (Joint Meeting)Thursday 4:30–5:30 pm Congress Hall B • 4th floor

Patent Cooperation Treaty IssuesSee Mergers and Acquisitions/Patent Cooperation Treaty Issues (Joint Meeting)

Patent Law/Patent Litigation (Joint Committee Educational Session) (120 Minutes of CLE Requested)Friday 3:30–5:30 pmCommonwealth Hall C–D • 2nd floor

Patent Litigation See Patent Law/Patent Litigation (Joint Committee Educational Session)

Patent-Relations with the USPTO See Patent Agents/Patent-Relations with the USPTO(Joint Meeting)

Patent Treaties and International PolicySee AIPPI-US/Patent Treaties and International Policy (Joint Meeting)

Professional ProgramsThursday 7:00–8:00 amCongress Hall A–B • 4th floor

Professionalism and Ethics (Committee Members Only)Thursday 7:00–8:00 amFranklin Room • 3rd floor

Public Appointments Will Not MeetPublic EducationFriday 3:30–4:30 pmJefferson Room • 3rd floor

Special Committee on Judges Will Not Meet

Standards and Open Source See Copyright Law/Standards and Open Source (Joint Committee Educational Session) Trademark InternetSee Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

Trademark LawSee Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

Trademark LitigationSee Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

Trademark-Relations with the USPTOSee Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

Trademark Treaties and International Law See Anti-Counterfeiting and Anti-Piracy

Trade Secret LawFriday 4:30–5:30 pmCongress Hall A • 4th floor

US Bar/EPO Liaison Council (Council Members Only)Friday 8:00–9:00 am Jefferson Room • 3rd floor

US Bar/JPO Liaison Council (Council Members Only)Friday 8:00–9:00 amAdams Room • 3rd floor

US Bar/SIPO Liaison Council (Council Members Only)Friday 4:30–5:30 pm Jefferson Room • 3rd floor

USPTO Inter Partes Patent Proceedings See Chemical Practice/USPTO Inter Partes Patent Proceedings (Joint Meeting)

Women in IP Law/Law Practice Management (Joint Breakfast Meeting) Sponsored by: Foley Hoag LLPFriday 7:00–9:00 amHowe Room • 33rd floor

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CLE Information

We are an approved provider by most states requiring CLE and have applied for credit for this meeting to all states requiring CLE. Complete CLE information will be available on-site at the AIPLA CLE Information Booth located in the Exhibitor Area. A full list of past meetings and approved CLE credits can be obtained from our website (www.aipla.org).

The 2014 Spring Meeting has a total of 885 CLE minutes, including 90 minutes of legal Ethics. Total credits approved will vary depending upon each state’s calculation and requirements.

Ethics credit has been applied for the following sessions:Friday, May 16, 2014

Morning Concurrent Track 2, 30 minutes11:15–11:45 am

Saturday, May 17, 2014Plenary Session, 60 minutes11:00 am–12:00 pm

The 2014 Spring Meeting has been approved for Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 14.75 hours, including 1.5 hours of Ethics.

The above amount is the calculation for 60-minute hour states. The maximum credit hour calculation for 50-minute hour states is 17.7 hours, including 1.8 hours of Ethics. Disclaimer: AIPLA is a nonprofit national bar association. The sole purpose of this CLE program is to provide educational and informational content. AIPLA does not provide legal services or advice. The opinions, views and other statements expressed by contributors to this CLE program are solely those of the contributors. These opinions, views and statements of the contributors do not necessarily represent those of AIPLA and should not be construed as such.

General InformationHelpful HintsRegistration Hours

AIPLA Registration is located in the Millenium Hall Foyer along with the Exhibits, Cyber Café, Technology Center, CLE Information Booth & Membership Service Center:

Wednesday: 4:00 – 7:00 pm (Pre-Registration)Thursday: 7:00 am – 5:30 pmFriday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm Saturday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm*

*The CLE Booth will be open until 1:00 pm on Saturday.

If you are a new AIPLA member, or this is your first meeting with us, be sure to attend the New Member/First-Time Attendee Reception, Thursday, May 15 from 5:30–6:30 pm.

Lunch receptions are open to everyone to meet and network.

All meeting registrants will have advanced access to meeting materials online and in the meeting app, and will receive a post-meeting CD/DVD containing speaker papers, presentations and audio recordings.

Need to check email? Visit our Cyber Café Internet kiosks.Download or print handouts and meeting papers at the Technology Center or access them through the Spring Meeting app.

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Historical Highlights Tour and The Barnes Foundation

Thursday, May 15th 10:00 am – 1:30 pmPrice: $95

Meet on the 1st floor at the 12th street entrance at 9:45 am for a 10:00 am departure.

Get a peek into the Colonial Philadelphia on this guided tour. Beginning before 1776, hear stories of the people, places and things that made Colonial Philadelphia the seat of government for the young nation and one of the largest English speaking cities in the world.

See such sites as Independence Hall, Congress Hall, Betsy Ross House (interior visit), Christ Church (interior visit subject to Church schedule) and Franklin’s grave.

Next, guests will enjoy a visit to the world famous Barnes Foundation whose 800 paintings, estimated to be worth about $25 billion, include 181 paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 69 by Paul Cézanne, 59 by Henri Matisse, 46 by Pablo Picasso, just to name a few artists.

City Mansions & Country Estates

Friday, May 16th 9:00 am–1:00 pmPrice: $97

Meet on the 1st floor at the 12th street entrance at 8:45 am for a 9:00 am departure.

This tour will showcase the mansions of the Society Hill neighborhood of downtown with the country estates of Fairmount Park, including three interior home tours.

Begin in the Society Hill neighborhood, the largest concentration of original 18th and early 19th-century architecture of any place in the United States. Society Hill, named after the 18th century Society of Free Traders, is a charming district with cobblestone streets bordered by brick row houses in Federal and Georgian style.

Next we’re off to Fairmount Park where stately homes were established during the period by prominent families of the city as “country seats” or rural retreats. Some functioned as working farms, while others provided elegant, fashionable and healthy retreat from the urban environment, summer heat and periodic epidemics.

Spouse/Guest Tours

The photographs above appear courtesy of Uniquely Philadelphia Event Planning and Production.

Photograph appears courtesy of PCVB.

Photograph appears courtesy of PCVB.

Helpful Hints

Accompanying Guest Suite Hours:Room #414, 4th floor

• Thursday: 7:00 am–5:30 pm• Friday: 8:00 am–5:30 pm• Saturday: 8:00 am–12:00 noon

Throughout the meeting, the suite will be open to provide refreshments and a gathering place for our accompanying guests.

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Ark Patent Intelligence1156 Bowman RoadSuite 200Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464

Craig Hauser(843) 352-7005 c.hauser@arkpatentintelligence.com learnabout.arkpatentintelligence.com

Ark Patent Intelligence, from GenericsWeb, boasts 10 of the top 12 generic companies as clients and is world renowned for insightful analysis as the benchmark in quality data. If you are interested in patent intelligence with unprecedented ease and reliability, please contact us.

Black Hills IP1241 Concourse DriveRapid City, SD  55703

Jim Brophy (612) 354-8473 jbrophy@blackhillsip.com www.blackhillsip.com

Black Hills IP provides outsourced IP legal support services from its headquarters in Rapid City, South Dakota and office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their legal support services include intellectual property docketing, paralegal, proof-reading and annuity management.

Their sister company, Black Hills Technology, provides a prosecution analytics dashboard allowing you to monitor PAIR activity, track competitor activities, identify troubled applications and much more.

CAS— A Division of the American Chemical Society2540 Olentangy River RoadColumbus, OH 43202

Tracey Hanson614-447-3600, ext 3936 thanson@cas.orgwww.cas.org CAS is the world’s authority for chemical information. CAS is the only organization in the world whose objective is to find, collect and organize all publicly disclosed substance information.

Computer Packages Inc. 414 Hungerford Drive3rd Floor Rockville, MD 20850

Kelly McManus(301) 424-8890kmcmanus@computerpackages.com www.computerpackages.com

Computer Packages Inc. (CPI) Paperless Patent and Trademark Management Systems, Annuity Payment Service and Patent Due Diligence Service.

CPI is the oldest (since 1968) provider of IP Systems. Unique CPI capabilities include:

• Annuity Service with electronic data cleansing and paperless annuity management.

• Real Time Service to deliver electronic patent and trademark data and documents into your system.

• Patent Data Audit Service to assist you with due diligence for acquisitions and divestitures.

Herbert L. Jamison & Co.100 Executive DriveSuite 200West Orange, NJ 07052

Thomasina Peele(973) 731-0806tpeele@jamisongroup.com www.jamisongroup.com

The Jamison Insurance Group is a leading insurance and risk management resource for intellectual property lawyers. We offer innovative professional liability insurance, business & personal insurance, customized risk management programs, employee benefit programs and retirement planning.

Exhibitors

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iRunWay, Inc.1114 Lost Creek Blvd.Suite 400Austin, TX 78746

Karthik Sankar(512) 284-8400karthik.sankar@i-runway.com www.i-Runway.comiRunway provides high-end technical consulting services to help corporations and law firms monetize patent portfolios and improve litigation outcomes. iRunway helps its clients achieve better outcomes by providing deep technical insight across four key areas—patent litigation & licensing, patent portfolio analysis, technology due diligence and valuation/damages assessment.

iRunway has supported over 50 law firms in 120+ patent litigations providing technical analysis, product reverse engineering, product testing, source code analysis and evidence mining services. Over the years, the company has helped its clients win over $1.5+ billion in favorable jury verdicts and settlements.

Legal Advantage, LLC2121 Eisenhower AvenueSuite 200Alexandria, VA 22314

David Hemperly (301) 637-6197 dhemperly@legaladvantage.netwww.legaladvantage.net

Legal Advantage, LLC is a leading provider in Prior Art Searches (patentability, freedom to operate (FTO), clearance, validity, invalidity search, infringement related searches), patent illustration and industrial design drawings, & patent translation.

Legal Advantage, LLC is headquartered in the Washington DC suburb of Bethesda, MD and has offices in Alexandria, VA, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Ottawa, and Toronto.

Daily drawing giveaway: your choice of Big JAMBOX by Jawbone wireless speaker, Beats Mixr on-ear headphones, or the Philips Hue Wi-Fi Connected Bulb Starter Pack. Please stop by our booth to speak with David Hemperl, Jeffrey Sobek, and Mirza Baig and say hello.

Legion from Elysium Digital2 Oliver StreetFloor 11Boston, MA 02109

Nicholas Jones (617) 621-3100 x165njones@elys.comwww.elysiumdigital.com Legion from Elysium Digital is a comprehensive online patent research and analysis tool that helps users understand patents quickly and enhances collaborative patent review.

Thomson Reuters610 Opperman DriveEagan, MN 55123

Rob Genthner(347) 395-8652robert.genthner@thomsonreuters.comwww.trexpertwitness.com

Thomson Reuters Expert Witness Services provides unsurpassed resources for researching and selecting expert witnesses in all fields. Our professional recruiters run exhaustive searches to find the right experts for your case, while our dedicated research team compiles comprehensive documentation on your opposing expert’s background. For all your expert witness needs, trust our experts to help.

TechPats100 S. Main StreetSuite 200Doylestown, PA 18901

Christopher Detore (267) 880-1720 cdetore@techpats.comwww.techpats.com TechPats offers a wide range of Patent Services, including Patent Monetization, Portfolio Development & Management, Expert Witness Services, and Patent Mining.

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Attendee Gift

The Attendee Gift Table is located in the Millennium Foyer.  An attendee gift voucher is in your registration packet. 

Be sure to come by the table to pick up your complimentary attendee gift!  This year’s gift is a set of beautiful sandstone AIPLA coasters.

CLE Information and Membership Service Center

The CLE Information and Membership Service Center is located in the Common-wealth/Millennium Hall Foyer. Please stop by to pick up your MCLE Certificate for the 2014 Spring Meeting, sign the attendance record (if required in your state), and submit your program evaluations. The CLE Center is designed as a SELF-SERVICE CENTER, with information on each state’s filing requirements. If you have any CLE questions during the meeting, please be sure to stop by.

Technology Center

The AIPLA Technology Center is located in the Common-wealth/Millennium Hall Foyer. All papers, slides, and bios that have been submitted for the 2014 Spring Meeting are available electronically; materials can be downloaded to a thumb drive or printed using one of the available computers.

Questions about the 2014 Spring Meeting Mobile App?

Please stop by the technology center and staff will be there to assist you.

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Exhibitor Map

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Registration & Cancellation Policies

1. Registration:

Register by May 6 to be included on the participation list (attendees registering after May 6 run the risk of having to register again on–site). On-site registrations will be accepted; however, please be prepared to pay by check, cash or credit card. We DO NOT invoice for any fees. Attendees must register for the meeting if they wish to register for or attend social events. Badges are required at all meetings and social events.

2. Purchasing Tickets Onsite:

Events may sell out. Tickets on-site are sold on an “as available” basis. Tickets will be collected at all food functions and the spouse/guest tours.

3. Spouses or Accompanying Guests must register. Guests over 18 pay a guest fee of $150. There are many opportunities for your spouse or guest to join you throughout the meeting, as well as network with and get to know the other spouses and guests attending the meeting. The Guest fee includes a guest badge and access to all unticketed events, including: the continental breakfasts, luncheon receptions, morning and afternoon breaks, a welcome reception, and access to a special hospitality suite open during the posted meeting registration hours and stocked with beverages and snacks. This fee is intended for spouses and guests attending the Spring Meeting who are not eligible for AIPLA membership or who would not otherwise attend the meeting for CLE purposes. This guest fee is not available in lieu of paying the registration fee for vendors requesting more than the allotted number of exhibitor badges.

4. Returned Check and Credit Card Fees: Registrations received that result in a returned check or contain incomplete credit card information, including omitted signature, omitted expiration date, wrong number sequences, etc., will be charged a $35 fee for each instance.

5. Cancellation:

Cancel by May 1, 2014 and receive a refund less a $50 processing fee. Cancel between May 2–8, 2014 and receive a refund less a $250 processing fee. No refunds issued after close of business May 8, 2014. Cancellations must be made in writing. Please mail or fax—(703) 415-0786—your cancellation in writing to AIPLA, 241 18th Street, South, Suite 700, Arlington, VA 22202. Any refunds will be processed after the meeting.

CAUTION: If you duplicate your registration with AIPLA, it is your responsibility to notify AIPLA in writing after the meeting and request a refund. No refunds will be given at the meeting site.

6. Registration Transfer:

Registrants may transfer their registration based on the following:

• Members may transfer their registration to other members.

• Non-members may transfer their registration to other non-members.

• A transfer from a member to a non-member will incur an additional fee equal to the difference in registration rates.

7. Photographs & Video:

There will be photographs and video taken throughout AIPLA’s 2014 Spring Meeting that will be used in AIPLA print and electronic publications, including AIPLA’s website.

Save the Date!

Here’s a Sneak Peek at What We

Have in Store for You—

• Post-grant proceedings after the AIA

• 101 invalidation in view of CLS, Bilski, and Prometheus

• IP and Regulatory Protection in the Pharmaceutical Field in Latin America

• The Unified Patent Court in the European patent litigation landscape

• Best Practices in Trade Secret Protection and the latest in Cyber Security Law and Standards

• Year in Review: Trademark, Copyright, Trade Secret and Patents

• EPO President— Benoît Battistelli— Thursday Luncheon keynote speaker

October 23-25, 2014Marriott Wardman Park HotelWashington, DC