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Register As always, you can count on the two days of in-depth discussions on patent law with panels of leading experts that you’ve come to expect at APLI. This year, however, we are debuting a new programming format for Day 2. The Day 2 agenda will consist of two separate, custom-designed tracks: Litigation and Prosecution Each track […]
Register As always, you can count on the two days of in-depth discussions on patent law with panels of leading experts that you’ve come to expect at APLI. This year, however, we are debuting a new programming format for Day 2. The Day 2 agenda will consist of two separate, custom-designed tracks: Litigation and Prosecution Each track […]
The battle over “woke” corporations rages on. Companies have launched environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives in response to overwhelming investor demand, only to face an increasing backlash against some of their choices. What do investors really want, and what is the best way to channel their preferences into annual meetings, given that many hold […]
Session 2: December 15, noon Pacific, with Professor Tejas Narechania about Social Media at the Supreme Court: The Future of Section 230 Reading Materials: (1) Elon Musk, internet freedom, and how the Supreme Court might force big tech into a catch-22, SCOTUSblog (2) Petition for Certiorari, Gonzalez v. Google (3) Justice Thomas concurrence, Biden v. […]
The Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute continues with an enlightening discussion with USPTO Director Kathi Vidal. Samantha Jameson poses a series of probing questions about the future of U.S. innovation and the USPTO's ability to engage with future innovators. Director Vidal and Dr. Jameson's conversation focuses on the future of discretionary denial and director review. This is a discussion that […]