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      Exploring the Intersection of Open Source and Trademark Law

      1 PM EST

      Open source software has become ubiquitous and touches many of the software applications we use every day.

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      While open source licenses permit source code to be shared freely, trademark rights are generally reserved to protect an open-source project?s reputation.

      This committee program explores the intersection of open source and trademark law and examines best practices for companies that commercialize products based in part on open-source projects. The program will also discuss hurdles related to the enforcement of trademark rights related to open-source projects, including recent case law developments.

      The content of this program does not meet requirements for continuing legal education (CLE) accreditation. You will not receive CLE credit for participating.

      Event Details

      Duration

      60

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Feb 18, 2025

      2025-02-18T13:00:00-05:00 2025-02-18T14:00:00-05:00 Exploring the Intersection of Open Source and Trademark Law

      Open source software has become ubiquitous and touches many of the software applications we use every day.

      Sponsors

      Section of Science & Technology Law

      Panelists

      Adam Jacob
      James G Gatto
      Pamela S Chestek

      Co-sponsors

      Open Source Software

      Moderators

      Stefan Geirhofer

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