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ADR Advocacy, Strategies, and Practices for Intellectual Property and Technology Cases, Second Edition
ADR Advocacy, Strategies, and Practices for Intellectual Property and Technology Cases, Second Edition
ADR Advocacy, Strategies, and Practices for Intellectual Property and Technology Cases, Second Edition
Considering the large number of IP cases that settle year after year and the financial and business risks thereby avoided, specialized knowledge and experience in the practice of ADR is a must. This expanded edition provides attorneys with the necessary guidance and practical knowledge for representing clients in ADR processes, negotiating agreements with pre-dispute resolution clauses, and counseling clients about ADR.
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Considering the large number of IP cases that settle every year and the significant financial and business risks this avoids, specialized knowledge and experience in the practice of ADR is a must. This updated and expanded guide will help you learn the skills necessary to expertly represent clients when using alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in intellectual property disputes.
From negotiating agreements with dispute resolution clauses, counseling clients about ADR, and evaluating the terms of settlement, this must-have resource combines the wisdom of attorneys, neutrals, judges, academics and clients to give you the strategies and practical expertise for applying ADR in the simplest to most complex IP cases. Topics include:
From negotiating agreements with dispute resolution clauses, counseling clients about ADR, and evaluating the terms of settlement, this must-have resource combines the wisdom of attorneys, neutrals, judges, academics and clients to give you the strategies and practical expertise for applying ADR in the simplest to most complex IP cases. Topics include:
- Uses of ADR in IP and technology disputes
- Drafting pre-dispute ADR provisions in IP agreements, including sample clauses
- Early case assessment analysis to better manage a dispute
- Initial damages assessments
- Mediation and how to prepare for it
- Making the decision to mediate and how to prepare for success
- The Federal Circuit’s mediation program for patent cases
- Arbitrating technology cases
- Using the U.S. International Trade Commission for enforcing and resolving disputes
- Elements of a successful UDRP proceeding
- Using a special master
- Practical tools for using ADR
Product Details
Editors
Sponsors
Section of Intellectual Property Law
Publishers
ABA Book Publishing
ISBN
9781634259248
Page Count
625
Product Code
5370231EBK
Trim Size
6 x 9
Publication Date
8/28/2017 12:00:00 AM
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