WOLF GREENFIELD SEMINAR: The Economics of Patent Litigation - POSTPONED to February 25, 2010
February 2010When: Thursday, February 25, 2010
Time: 8:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Place: Boston Harbor Hotel, Boston, MA
Most businesses are aware that significant risks and rewards are linked to patent litigation. Yet many companies that find themselves in or contemplating IP litigation are ill-prepared to evaluate the numerous strategic decisions and variables necessary to ensure the desired outcome while keeping costs from escalating out of control.
At this seminar, Wolf Greenfield litigators will present on the key lifecycle, risk, and economic aspects of IP litigation that senior management needs to know before a dispute arises. In addition, a panel of senior executives and corporate counsel will share their experiences with the IP litigation process. Specifically, attendees will learn about:
- A tactical look at the nine phases of patent litigation -- from filing to trial
- Negotiation strategies for positioning, advantage and settlement
- Evaluating contingency models and funding options
- Determining budgets and controlling costs
Panelists:
- Robert Feldman, Senior Counsel, Litigation, Citrix Systems
- Thomas Field, Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property, Saint-Gobain Corporation
- Nick Lazaris, Former President, Keurig
Wolf Greenfield Presenters:
- Robert Abrahamsen, Shareholder, Litigation Group
- James Foster, Shareholder, Litigation Group
- Michael Rader, Shareholder, Litigation Group
- Allen Rugg, Shareholder, Litigation Group
Facilitated by:
- Michael Albert, Shareholder and Chair, Litigation Group
To register, contact Jay Wager, ph.617.646.8368/jwager@wolfgreenfield.com
