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5.14.08 (continued) ‹‹ ‹‹ ‹‹ ‹‹ ‹‹ afternoon concurrent track #3 (2:00 pm - 3:30 pm) wednesday schedule Pe e r t o Pat e n t Re v i e w Discovery Center B Moderator: Manny W. Schecter IBM Corporation Armonk, NY 2:00 pm Project Overview & Description of US Pilot Speaker: Beth Noveck New York Law School New York, NY 2:20 pm Consenting to Review of One's Patent Applications Speaker: John Squires (invited) Goldman Sachs New York, NY 2:40 pm Results of Pilot–US Patent & Trademark Office Perspective Speaker: Jack Harvey US Patent & Trademark Office Alexandria, VA 3:00 pm Results of Pilot–Applicant & Peer Perspective Speaker: Curtis G. Rose Hewlett-Packard Company Corvallis, OR 3:20 pm Panel Discussion committee educational session (3:30 pm–5:30 pm) * unless otherwise noted, committee educational sessions are open to all meeting attendees. 3:30 pm–5:30 pm Corporate Practice/Licensing and Management of IP Assets Joint Committee Educational Session (115 MINUTES OF CLE REQUESTED) "101” on IP Insurance This program answers basic questions about intellectual property-related insurance coverage. What coverage is available, why one should seek coverage, what is involved in obtaining such coverage, and how does the claims process work? 1. What kinds of IP insurance coverage is available for: a. A patent owner b. A trademark or copyright owner c. A company that may be accused of engaging in activities amounting to patent infringement d. A company that may be accused engaging in activities amounting to copyright or trademark infringement Discovery Center A 18 • 2008 spring meeting • houston, tx
2. Why would a patent owner want to insure its patent portfolio? 3. Define the following types of policies and highlight relevant provisions/ wordings in such policies that cover IP exposures a. General Liability b. Professional Indemnity c. Media and Cyberliability d. Specialty Line 4. What is involved in obtaining IP insurance coverage? a. How does an insurance company determine cost/risk of such coverage? i. Factors that reduce cost ii. Extent of due diligence conducted by insurance company b. Factors that limit scope and length of coverage 5. What kinds of events trigger coverage of an IP insurance provision/policy? 6. Lawyer malpractice for failing to investigate IP coverage in litigation 3:30 pm Welcome Remarks Aaron Weiss (Invited) STMicroelectronics Carrollton, TX Chen Wang (Invited) E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Wilmington, DE 3:35 pm Overview of IP Insurance David Henry Allen Dyer Doppelt Milbrath & Gilchrist, PA Orlando, FL 4:10 pm Successfully Insuring Exposures and Trends in IP Insurance Kimberly Klein Cauthorn SAMIAN Underwriting Agencies Limited Houston, TX 4:45 pm Buying and Using IP Insurance – The Insured’s Perspective Speaker (TBD) 5:10 pm Panel Discussion 3:30 pm–4:30 pm committee meetings (3:30 pm–5:30 pm) * unless otherwise noted, committee meetings are open to all meeting attendees. Antitrust Law Justice Department Antitrust Division Deputy Assistant Attorney General James J. O'Connell has been invited to our meeting to speak on "China and Other Antitrust Division Priorities." 3:30 pm–5:30 pm Education/Young Lawyers (Joint Meeting) The Committees are hosting a discussion on the importance, logistics, and pitfalls associated with electronic discovery (e-discovery) in IP litigation. Our panelists will discuss how e-discovery can make or break a case, how lawyers can stay on top of the methods and the madness of e-discovery, and how lawyers can avoid a Qualcomm v. BroadCom-type e-discovery imbroglio. Spring Meeting attendees of all experience levels are encouraged to attend this program. 3:30 pm–4:30 pm Electronic and Computer Law The Committee will meet to hear presentations on proposed patent reform, the new USPTO rules, and their effect on electronic and computer related inventions. Among the speakers will be Mike Lynch to talk about the Continuation and IDS rules, Bill Smith to speak on the Appeals rules, and Mike Kirk, Executive Director of AIPLA, to speak on patent reform. A short business meeting will follow the presentations to discuss planning for new initiatives and the Annual Meeting. Champions Conference Center VI, 2nd Floor Champions Conference Center II, 2nd Floor Champions Conference Center III, 2nd Floor 2008 spring meeting • houston, tx • sign up now! www.aipla.org • 19
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2. Why would a patent owner want to insure its patent portfolio?<br />
3. Define the following types of policies and highlight relevant provisions/<br />
wordings in such policies that cover IP exposures<br />
a. General Liability<br />
b. Professional Indemnity<br />
c. <strong>Media</strong> and Cyberliability<br />
d. Specialty Line<br />
4. What is involved in obtaining IP insurance coverage?<br />
a. How does an insurance company determine cost/risk of such coverage?<br />
i. Factors that reduce cost<br />
ii. Extent of due diligence conducted by insurance company<br />
b. Factors that limit scope and length of coverage<br />
5. What kinds of events trigger coverage of an IP insurance provision/policy?<br />
6. Lawyer malpractice for failing to investigate IP coverage in litigation<br />
3:30 pm<br />
Welcome Remarks<br />
Aaron Weiss (Invited)<br />
STMicroelectronics<br />
Carrollton, TX<br />
Chen Wang (Invited)<br />
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company<br />
Wilmington, DE<br />
3:35 pm<br />
Overview of IP Insurance<br />
David Henry<br />
Allen Dyer Doppelt Milbrath & Gilchrist, PA<br />
Orlando, FL<br />
4:10 pm<br />
Successfully Insuring Exposures and Trends in IP Insurance<br />
Kimberly Klein Cauthorn<br />
SAMIAN Underwriting Agencies Limited<br />
Houston, TX<br />
4:45 pm<br />
Buying and Using IP Insurance – The Insured’s Perspective<br />
Speaker (TBD)<br />
5:10 pm<br />
Panel Discussion<br />
3:30 pm–4:30 pm<br />
committee meetings (3:30 pm–5:30 pm)<br />
* unless otherwise noted, committee meetings are open to all meeting attendees.<br />
Antitrust Law<br />
Justice Department Antitrust Division Deputy Assistant Attorney General James J.<br />
O'Connell has been invited to our meeting to speak on "China and Other Antitrust<br />
Division Priorities."<br />
3:30 pm–5:30 pm Education/Young Lawyers (Joint Meeting)<br />
The Committees are hosting a discussion on the importance, logistics, and pitfalls<br />
associated with electronic discovery (e-discovery) in IP litigation. Our panelists<br />
will discuss how e-discovery can make or break a case, how lawyers can stay on<br />
top of the methods and the madness of e-discovery, and how lawyers can avoid a<br />
Qualcomm v. BroadCom-type e-discovery imbroglio. Spring Meeting attendees of<br />
all experience levels are encouraged to attend this program.<br />
3:30 pm–4:30 pm Electronic and Computer Law<br />
The Committee will meet to hear presentations on proposed patent reform,<br />
the new USPTO rules, and their effect on electronic and computer related<br />
inventions. Among the speakers will be Mike Lynch to talk about the<br />
Continuation and IDS rules, Bill Smith to speak on the Appeals rules, and Mike<br />
Kirk, Executive Director of AIPLA, to speak on patent reform. A short business<br />
meeting will follow the presentations to discuss planning for new initiatives and<br />
the Annual Meeting.<br />
Champions Conference<br />
Center VI, 2nd Floor<br />
Champions Conference<br />
Center II, 2nd Floor<br />
Champions Conference<br />
Center III, 2nd Floor<br />
2008 spring meeting • houston, tx • sign up now! www.aipla.org • 19
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