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      Double Trouble: Unraveling the Double Patenting Paradox [CC]

      Double Trouble: Unraveling the Double Patenting Paradox [CC]
      CLE 90 min

      Double Trouble: Unraveling the Double Patenting Paradox [CC]

      The panel will discuss the origins and development of obviousness-type double patenting (OTDP) law, where the courts may direct its future course, and how clients might be best advised given the possibility for future, unexpected developments in the law. The panel will also discuss possible strategies for both innovators and implementers to optimize patent procurement practices designed to protect patent-dependent business investments.

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      This webinar will offer a detailed examination of the Federal Circuit's 2023 In re Cellect decision, and its consequences on efforts to build portfolios of patents. The panel will discuss the origins and development of obviousness-type double patenting (OTDP) law, where the courts may direct its future course, and how clients might be best advised given the possibility for future, unexpected developments in the law. The panel will discuss possible strategies for both innovators and implementers to optimize patent procurement practices designed to protect patent-dependent business investments.

      Product Details

      Panelists

      Bree Vculek, Kevin R Greenleaf, Macharri R Vorndran-Jones, Robert A Armitage

      Sponsors

      Section of Intellectual Property Law

      Product Code

      PT2403DTOLC

      Duration

      90

      Publication Date

      3/14/2024 12:00:00 AM

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