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10 Things to Know Before You Go to Trial in Waco

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Description: Despite all of the recent press, the Western District of Texas is a relatively recent entrant into the world of high-volume patent litigation.  And through all that press, it is easy to forget that Judge Albright and Waco are seeing their first series of patent trials.  Don't be fooled--you Eastern District experience does not matter.  What do trial attorneys need to know? And what should in-house counsel be asking about as trial approaches?  And maybe the most important question of all, what should in-house counsel be thinking about earlier in their cases in order to get ready for trial if it does occur. For anyone overseeing a patent litigation in the Western District, this is a session that will help you ask the right questions.  Speakers: Bradley Coburn, Winston & StrawnAhtoosa Amini Dale, Winston & StrawnBarry Shelton, Winston & Strawn

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  • 1/1/24
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10th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - CCPA and CPPA: California and Colorado

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum has become the most important privacy conference in the country! Over 650 privacy law specialists registered for this year’s forum. Bridging academia and practice, this conference brings together in-house counsel from leading tech companies, practicing lawyers, regulators, privacy advocates, and academics. Faculty from the UC Berkeley School of Law will share their latest research and analysis, and leading privacy experts from law firms, companies, and government agencies will offer fresh insight and practical advice on meeting urgent privacy challenges. Speakers Jennifer Urban, CPPA Chair, Berkeley Law, BCLTChris Hoofnagle, Berkeley Law, BCLT  

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  • 45
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  • 1/1/24
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10th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Cybersecurity Law Developments

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum has become the most important privacy conference in the country! Over 650 privacy law specialists registered for this year’s forum. Bridging academia and practice, this conference brings together in-house counsel from leading tech companies, practicing lawyers, regulators, privacy advocates, and academics. Faculty from the UC Berkeley School of Law will share their latest research and analysis, and leading privacy experts from law firms, companies, and government agencies will offer fresh insight and practical advice on meeting urgent privacy challenges. Speakers Jim Dempsey, Berkeley Law Janine Slade, CovingtonMichelle Visser, Orrick QUESTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTORS? Reach out to them directly through LinkedIn by following the links above.

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  • 45
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10th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - International Data Transfers - the Splintering of Adequacy

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum has become the most important privacy conference in the country! Over 650 privacy law specialists registered for this year’s forum. Bridging academia and practice, this conference brings together in-house counsel from leading tech companies, practicing lawyers, regulators, privacy advocates, and academics. Faculty from the UC Berkeley School of Law will share their latest research and analysis, and leading privacy experts from law firms, companies, and government agencies will offer fresh insight and practical advice on meeting urgent privacy challenges. Speakers Anupam Chander, Georgetown LawIndra Spiecker, Goethe University Sarah Pearce, Paul Hastings Kai Westerwelle, Bird & Bird Paul Schwartz, Berkeley Law, BCLT    

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  • 45
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  • 1/1/24
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10th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Keynote, Phil Weiser

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum has become the most important privacy conference in the country! Over 650 privacy law specialists registered for this year’s forum. Bridging academia and practice, this conference brings together in-house counsel from leading tech companies, practicing lawyers, regulators, privacy advocates, and academics. Faculty from the UC Berkeley School of Law will share their latest research and analysis, and leading privacy experts from law firms, companies, and government agencies will offer fresh insight and practical advice on meeting urgent privacy challenges. Speakers Phil Weiser, Colorado Attorney General, former Dean of the University of Colorado School of Law  

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  • 30
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  • 1/1/24
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10th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Practitioner Panel

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum has become the most important privacy conference in the country! Over 650 privacy law specialists registered for this year’s forum. Bridging academia and practice, this conference brings together in-house counsel from leading tech companies, practicing lawyers, regulators, privacy advocates, and academics. Faculty from the UC Berkeley School of Law will share their latest research and analysis, and leading privacy experts from law firms, companies, and government agencies will offer fresh insight and practical advice on meeting urgent privacy challenges. Speakers Bret Cohen, Hogan LovellsManeesha Mithal, Wilson SonsiniMiriam Wugmeister, Morrison & FoersterRuby Zefo, UberJim Dempsey, Berkeley Law (moderator)  

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  • 45
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - An Overview of the International Privacy Landscape: A Comparative Perspective

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

While regulators around the world are interested in protecting privacy, their approaches vary significantly.  How can a company with global users manage these differences?  And what should we anticipate for future differences.  This session explains some of the key differences,  why they exist, and what could happen in the future.  Speakers: Catherine Di Lorenzo, Allen & Overy Professor Jennifer Urban, Berkeley Law & California Privacy Protection Agency   Catharina Glugla, Allen & Overy (Moderator)

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  • 58
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - An Overview of the U.S. Privacy Litigation Landscape

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The yearly growth in the volume of privacy-based litigation is striking.  Every company should consider whether it is complying with privacy regulations and whether it can prove it.  The critical question is whether in-house privacy teams are prepared to prove their compliance or whether sloppy records and evidence handling will sink an otherwise legitimate defense.  This session lays out the litigation issues that every privacy lawyer should be considering. Speakers: Dr. Josef Ansorge, Quinn Emanuel Jomaire Crawford, Quinn Emanuel Professor Paul Schwartz, Berkeley Law (Moderator)

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  • 60
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Biometric Privacy Abroad

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

This session provides a summary of the key global regulations around biometric data.  From the EU to China to Australia, this session addresses the developments that you need to know about. Speaker: Susan Hintze, Hintze Law

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  • 28
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Biometric Privacy in the U.S.

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The regulation of biometric data continues to be a hot issue -- and one that is deeply personal to those seeking additional regulations.  What are the key regulations?  And what are the most likely emerging regulations?  From Illinois to Texas to Washington, this session addresses the developments that you need to know about. Speaker: Tatiana Rice, Future of Privacy Forum

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  • 29
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Children's Privacy in the U.S.

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The U.S. regulations around protecting children's privacy are some of the most inconsistent privacy regulations.  They are also some of the fastest evolving.  Compliance in one jurisdiction may very well be a catastrophic violation in another jurisdiction.  And compliance yesterday could be a violation today.  This session explains the evolving sources of children's privacy law that lawyers need to watch carefully. Speakers: Julie O’Neill, Morrison Foerster Kalinda Raina, LinkedIn

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  • 36
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Children’s Privacy Around the World

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The worldwide regulations around protecting children's privacy are some of the most inconsistent privacy regulations.  They are also some of the fastest evolving.  Compliance in one jurisdiction may very well be a catastrophic violation in another jurisdiction.   And compliance yesterday could be a violation today.  This session explains the evolving sources of children's privacy law that lawyers need to watch carefully. Speakers: Meghan Farmer, Kilpatrick Townsend Rohan Massey, Ropes & Gray

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  • 30
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - EU Privacy Law: What’s Next for EU-US Data Transfers?

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Where are we for EU-US data transfers and how did we get here?  Understanding the past gives us a better idea about the meaning of the current regulations.  This session guides us through the past and gives guidance on what could come next. Speakers: Vinod Bange, Baker McKenzie Professor Niko Härting, HÄRTING Rechtsanwälte

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  • 50
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Federal Privacy Enforcement Trends

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The FTC is showing ever-increasing interest in consumer privacy.  The FTC currently has an ambitious enforcement agenda with a sharp focus on Big Tech and AI.  The FTC is also showing a willingness to aggressively use its power to create new regulations.  This session describes the issues that lawyers should monitor and the places to get involved with the development of new regulations. Speakers: Kristin Madigan, Crowell Kirk Nahra, WilmerHale

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  • 60
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Implications of Technology on Public Policy

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Government investigations are often dependent upon digital data and, in particular, digital personal data.  Imbalances in access to that data between investigator and defense counsel can cause fundamental unfairness to those being investigated.  This unfairness can be severely compounded by needs for cross-border discovery of digital data.   This session explores a few critical issues that impact the balances between the state and the individual. Speakers: Professor Rebecca Wexler,  Berkeley Law Professor Tejas Narechania, Berkeley Law Professor Chris Hoofnagle, Berkeley Law (Moderator)

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  • 50
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Privacy Protection in Geopolitical Uncertainty: Data and China

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

China's new regulations present significant risks for companies working with personal data in China.  Mapping a way forward will be key to compliance with the existing regulations and to anticipating the evolution of those regulations.  This session provides guidance on a practical path forward. Speakers: Sherry Gong, Hogan Lovells Ed McNicholas, Ropes and Gray

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  • 53
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - State Privacy Law Developments: California

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

California continues to lead the nation with state-level privacy regulations.  This unique session pairs one of the main forces behind California's privacy regulations, Alastair MacTaggart, with Professor Lothar Determann.  As California moves from the development phase to the enforcement phase, what can privacy lawyers expect?  And what new regulations are on the horizon?  This session helps answer these important questions. Speakers: Lothar Determann, Baker McKenzie & Berkeley Law Alastair Mactaggart, Californians for Consumer Privacy & California Privacy Protection Agency

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  • 38
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - State Privacy Law Developments: Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As multiple states launch their own privacy regulations, how can privacy lawyers keep up and comply with these sometimes inconsistent regulations?  And more importantly, how can you keep up with each state and the evolving regulations?  In this session, you can hear from those involved in the rulemaking process and from those trying to keep up. Speakers: Stevie DeGroff, Colorado Attorney General's Office Randy Sabett, Cooley

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  • 27
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  • 9/16/24
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11th Annual BCLT Privacy Law Forum - Threats to Bodily and Intimate Privacy

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Where do constitutional rights on privacy stand?  From geolocation to search history, what information is fair game for investigators? And what role does privacy now play in disputes between states about investigating the cross-border activities of people.  This session explains the evolving issues around investigator-led digital surveillance and personal-data collection. Speakers: Professor Khiara Bridges, Berkeley Law Nicole Ozer, ACLU of Northern California

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  • 38
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  • 9/16/24
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14th Annual BCLT Privacy Lecture: Policing Families

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Dorothy Roberts is the George A. Weiss University Professor of Law and Sociology and the Raymond Pace and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights at the University of Pennsylvania. Her pathbreaking work in law and public policy focuses on social justice issues related to reproductive freedom, child welfare, and biopolitics.   In her 2021 BCLT Privacy Lecture, Prof. Roberts will explore themes from her forthcoming book on family policing. As predictive technologies are integrated into the child protection services and foster care systems, her analysis of the nature and impact of government surveillance on families will be especially timely. Speakers Prof. Khiara M. Bridges, UC Berkeley Law SchoolProf. Scott Skinner-Thompson, University of Colorado   QUESTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTORS? Reach out to them directly through LinkedIn by following the links above.

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  • 90
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  • 1/1/24
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2022 15th Annual BCLT Privacy Lecture: Playing the Long Game

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Encouraging public acceptance of deeply rooted commercial surveillance within U.S. society has become a cross-generational project.  Professor Joseph Turow’s industry research and survey work over the past three decades has convinced him that academics, activists, and government policymakers have been ignoring a critical development: The convergence of key practices in the family, education, the law and other institutions with widespread strategies among marketers suggest that deeply personalized data use will be an even more taken-for granted part of future generations than it is today. Prescribing realistic solutions to this discriminatory dynamic that can fracture society is a key challenge of our age.

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  • 120
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  • 4/25/24
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Daubert and damages

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Daubert and damages   Speakers: Shelly Irvine, Managing Director, Ocean Tomo Brian Napper, Senior Managing Director, Ocean Tomo Ed Reines, Attorney, Weil

  • On-Demand
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  • 30
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Fintiv

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Fintiv   Speakers: Todd Baker, Partner, Kirkland & Ellis Patricia Young, Partner, Latham & Watkins

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  • 24
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Global litigation strategies and developments

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Global litigation strategies and developments   Speakers: Karen Boyd, Partner, Turner Boyd Alyssa Caridis, Partner, Orrick Yar Chaikovsky, Trial Lawyer, Paul Hastings

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  • 38
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] IP licensing and settlements; troublesome terms


2022 APLI's Litigation Track IP licensing and settlements; troublesome terms   Speakers: Mark Mao, Practice Lead, Boies Schiller Flexner Irene Yang, Partner, Sidley Austin

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  • 23
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Litigation and speaking roles–PTAB & District Court practices (Ethics)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Litigation and speaking roles--PTAB & District Court practices (DEI) CLE Recognition and Elimination of Bias Credit: 0.5 hour   Speakers: Kelly Hunsaker, Managing Partner, Winston & Strawn Judge Jon S. Tigar, US. District Judge, ND Cal

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  • 25
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Litigation Ethics (Ethics)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Litigation ethics CLE Ethics Credit: 1 hour   Speaker: David Hricik, Professor, Mercer Law

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  • 46
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Mediation, arbitration, and settlement strategies

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Mediation, arbitration, and settlement strategies   Speakers: Julie Han, VP and Head of SV IP Office, Samsung Jeannine Sano, Partner, Axinn, Veltrop & Harkrider Juan Walker, Senior Corporate Counsel, Oracle  

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  • 26
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2022 APLI: [Litigation] Venue and intra-district assignments-impacts on litigation strategies and best practices

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Litigation Track Venue and intra-district assignments-impacts on litigation strategies and best practices   Speakers: Jim Brogan, Partner, King & Spalding Timothy Hsieh, Associate Professor, Oklahoma City University School of Law (Moderator) Dwayne Mason, Head of Texas IP Litigation Practice, Greenberg Traurig Olivia Nguyen, Attorney, Fish & Richardson

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  • 38
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] A litigator's view of claim drafting

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track A litigator's view of claim drafting   Speakers: Pete Kang, Partner, Baker Botts Irfan Lateef, Partner, Knobbe Martens

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  • 27
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] EPO prosecution and management best practices

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track EPO prosecution and management best practices   Speakers: Sabrina Chang, Partner, Google  Tanya Heare-Rowlands, Chartered & European Patent Attorney, Special Counsel, Cooley David Robinson, Partner, Marks & Clerk 

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  • 27
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] Filing strategies in light of EU unitary system

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track Filing strategies in light of EU unitary system   Speakers: Steve Akerley, VP, Deputy General Counsel, and Head of IP and Litigation, Interdigital Agatha Liu, Partner, Hickman Becker

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  • 26
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] Inventorship and inclusiveness; best and worst practices (DEI)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

APLI's Prosecuction Track Inventorship and inclusiveness; best and worst practices (DEI) CLE Recognition and Elimination of Bias Credit: 1 hour   Speaker: John Mulgrew, Associate General Counsel and Global Head of IP, Lenovo Rajiv Patel, Partner, Fenwick (Moderator) Sabra Truesdale, Associate General Counsel, Western Digital Olivia Tsai, Assistant General Counsel, Head of IP, Cruise

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  • 63
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] Key updates on U.S. patent prosecution techniques

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track Key updates on U.S. patent prosecution techniques   Speakers: Eugene Kim, Senior Director of IP, Twilio Brad Lytle, Partner, Xsensus Janet Xiao, Partner and Head of China Life Sciences, Morrison Foerster

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  • 43
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] Prosecution conflicts (Ethics)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track Prosecution conflicts (ethics) CLE Ethics Credit: 1 hour   Speaker: David Hricik, Professor, Mercer Law

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  • 46
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  • 9/27/24
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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] Spec drafting and 101--a litigator's plea to prosecutors

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track Spec drafting and 101--a litigator's plea to prosecutors   Speakers: April Isaacson, Office Managing Partner, Kilpatrick Greg Lantier, Partner, WilmerHale

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2022 APLI: [Prosecution] What next: After-final practice with continuations and appeals

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

2022 APLI's Prosecution Track What next: After-final practice with continuations and appeals   Speakers: Matt Fagan, Patent Group Counsel, Intel Miku Metha, Partner, Procopio

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  • 30
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2022 APLI: 101 Developments and the Future

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

101 Developments and the Future Speakers: Carrie Williamson, Deputy Managing Partner, DLA Piper Jane Qu, Partner, Van Pelt, Yi & James

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  • 30
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2022 APLI: Intro to Worldwide Patent Litigation Campaigns

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Intro to Worldwide Patent Litigation Campaigns Speakers: Kurt Kjelland, Vice President and Legal Counsel, Qualcomm Bijal Vakil, Partner and Co-Chair Global Technology Practice, Allen & Overy

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  • 27
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2022 APLI: Introduction to EU Unitary Patent System

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Introduction to EU Unitary Patent System Speakers: Colm Murphy, Partner, Cooley Stefan Papastefanou, Associate, White & Case

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  • 25
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2022 APLI: Jurisdiction and Venue -- Newest Developments for Selecting, Preserving, and Challenging

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Jurisdiction and Venue -- Newest Developments for Selecting, Preserving, and Challenging Speakers: Sarah Guske, Partner, Baker Botts Aaron Nathan, Partner, Tensegrity  Michael Smith, Partner, Scheef & Stone

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  • 45
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2022 APLI: Litigation Funding Models Discovery, Settlement, and Ethical Issues (Ethics)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Litigation Funding Models Discovery, Settlement, and Ethical Issues (Ethics Credit) CLE Ethics Credit: 0.5 hour Speakers: Steve Carlson, Partner, Robins Kaplan Ragesh Tangri, Attorney, Durie Tangri

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  • 26
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2022 APLI: Overview of Proposed Patent Legislation

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Overview of Proposed Patent Legislation Speakers: Sharif Jacob, Partner, Keker & Van Nest Laura Sheridan, Senior Patent Counsel, Google  

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  • 25
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2022 APLI: Patent Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Patent Year in Review Speakers: Mark Lemley, Director, Program in Law, Science & Technology, Stanford Law

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  • 45
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2022 APLI: PTO Leadership--Limits of the Office and Political Processes

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

PTO Leadership--Limits of the Office and Political Processes Speakers: Joe Matal, Partner, Haynes & Boone Terry Rea, Partner, Crowell & Moring

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  • 45
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2022 APLI: SEPS and the New Standards

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

SEPS and the New Standards Speakers: Jorge Contreras, Presidential Scholar and Professor, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Yuan Hao, Senior Fellow and Director, Berkeley-China IP and Technology Law Engagement, BCLT, Berkeley Law

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2022 BCLT-Asia Society Conference: Pathways for U.S.-China Research Collaboration

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Conference starts at 5:45 minute-mark. The ability of the U.S. and China to collaborate in private and public scientific research increasingly looms as a challenge that can affect all of humanity in our efforts to address pandemics, global climate change, and other shared human and planetary challenges. To some observers, however, research has become impossible due to concerns over national security, human rights, and theft. We begin this program by first examining the risks of U.S.-China technology collaboration, we will look at the impact of the FBI’s China Initiative, and how China’s own practices and policies may put such collaboration at risk, and the risks posed by collaboration in fundamental research and in sector-specific areas. We then will look at steps that can be taken to reduce risks of collaboration. The discussions will look at all aspects of research: government to government, corporate, non-profit and academic.        Speakers: Mark Cohen (Moderator), Asia Society, BCLTJonathan Adams, King’s College LondonRebecca Arcesati, Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS), BerlinHe Jing, GEN Law FirmOrvile Schell, Asia SocietyCaroline Wagner, Ohio State UniversityGlenn Tiffert (Moderator), StanfordGeorgina Jones Suzuki, Ropes & GrayDr. Michael Lauer, National Institutes of Health (NIH)Margaret K. Lewis, Seton Hall Law SchoolMargaret E. Roberts, UC San DiegoDenis Fred Simon, Duke University

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  • 150
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  • 5/7/24
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2022 Berkeley-Stanford APLI Presents: A Conversation with USPTO Director Kathi Vidal

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute continues with this enlightening discussion by USPTO Director Kathi Vidal.  Dr. 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 continue their discussion by focusing on the future of discretionary denial and director review.   This is a discussion that you should not miss.  

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 1: Personal Jurisdiction–Revolution or Devolution?

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Law and the Judiciary: a virtual series for judges, Session 1: November 2022, Berkeley Judicial Institute Executive Director Jeremy Fogel in conversation with Professor Andrew Bradt on "Personal Jurisdiction–Revolution or Devolution?" –  Reading Material: The False Promise of General Jurisdiction   --- B-CLE is only certified to give credit for California. If you are seeking credit for another jurisdiction, please check with your state bar to determine if California CLE credits are recognized, through reciprocity, in your jurisdiction.   Directions: Viewing on our B-CLE platform is completely complementary. To access the course, click "Add to Cart", then go to "Check Out". Afterwards, click "Order Free Program(s)". The course will then be ready On-Demand.

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 2: Social Media at the Supreme Court: The Future of Section 230

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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary: a virtual series for judges,Session 2: December 15, noon Pacific, Professor Andrew Bradt in conversation 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. Knight

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 3: Mindfulness and Judging

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January 12, 12:00 pm Pacific, with BJI's Executive Director, Judge Jeremy Fogel (ret.), on Mindfulness and Judging. Judge Fogel will talk about the application of mindfulness practices to the work that judges and other legal professionals do, including managing job-related stress, identifying and mitigating unconscious tendencies and assumptions in decision-making, and maintaining a calm, professional demeanor.

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 4: Worse Than Nothing: The Dangerous Fallacy of Originalism

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Join Dean Erwin Chemerinsky as he talks about his book Worse Than Nothing: The Dangerous Fallacy of Originalism.

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 5: Current Developments in Voting Rights and Election Law

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Session 5: March 9, one Pacific, with Professor Emily Rong Zhang on Current Developments in Voting Rights and Election Law - Reading Material: (1) Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee (The Syllabus is sufficient background for the program. For those seeking to delve into the Court’s reasoning, pages 13-19 of the majority opinion (Section III (A), (B), & (C)(1)) announce the new legal standard for Section 2 time, places, and manner voting claims, and pages 12-29 of the dissent (Section II (A) & (B)) articulate the dissent’s main points of disagreement with the majority.)   (2) When are majority-Black voting districts required? - SCOTUSblog

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2022-2023 BLAJ Session 6: Current Developments on Forensic Evidence

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Session 6: Join us as Professor Andrew Bradt talks with Professor Andrea Roth about Current Developments in Forensic Evidence.

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - 101: Where are we and what can we expect next?

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Christopher Bonny, Ropes & GrayRich Hung, Morrison FoersterDeanna Kwong, Hewlett Packard EnterpriseSarah Guske, Baker Botts  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - 112 enablement and written description: The future (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - 112 enablement and written description: The future of genus claims and functional claiming Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developaments in patent law and practice. Speakers Jonathan Lamberson, White & CaseBhanu Sadasivan, McDermott Will & EmeryJill Schmidt, GenentechGargi Talukder, Orrick  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Arthrex: The future of director review and (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Arthrex: The future of director review and corresponding litigation strategy Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Joe Matal, Haynes and BooneBrent Yamashita, DLA Piper      

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Assignor estoppel: Limits and contractual options

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Winslow Taub, CovingtonMauricio Uribe, Knobbe Martens  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Cybersecurity and ethical requirements: bracing for (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Cybersecurity and ethical requirements: bracing for data losses Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Lothar Determann, Baker McKenzieCynthia Frey, Assistant United States AttorneyJohn Steele, UC Hastings      

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Designing the Future of Innovation: What should (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Designing the Future of Innovation: What should be next for the US? Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Andrei Iancu, Irell & ManellaDave Kappos, Cravath, Swaine & MooreLaura Peter, Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and USPTO Deputy Director (Moderator)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Designing the Future: An in-house perspective on what (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Designing the Future: An in-house perspective on what should be next for the USPTO Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Cara Coburn, GenentechLaurie Hill, NewCoDan Lang, CiscoAbby Rives, EngineWayne Stacy, BCLT/Berkeley Law

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Interplay of District Courts and the PTAB: Navigating (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Interplay of District Courts and the PTAB: Navigating an uncertain path Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers:Steve Carlson, Robins KaplanLisa Nguyen, Latham & WatkinsJoseph Palys, Paul HastingsJeanifer Parsigian, Winston & Strawn      

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Managing international patent prosecution

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Ken Korea, Colev LawHolly Logue, HolmuskMark Mathison, Kilpatrick TownsendAllison Schmitt, BCLT (Moderator    

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Patent metrics: what decisions do they support?

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Michael Farn, Fenwick & WestChristine Foo, FacebookSteve Koziol, USPTO Acting Western Region DirectorErin Mehta, Hulu/Disney  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Patent year in review (Mark Lemley)

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Mark Lemley, Stanford Law/Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Prosecution uncertainty: Thoughts about planning (...)

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Prosecution uncertainty: Thoughts about planning for the long game Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Lora Green, Wilson SonsiniBrian Hickman, Hickman BeckerWilliam James, Van Pelt, Yi & JamesGilbert Wong, Facebook    

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - SEPs: Anticipating worldwide impact

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Steven Baldwin, Kirkland & EllisTom Chia, Via LicensingYuan Hao, BCLTChris Mammen, Womble Bond Dickinson  

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22nd Annual Berkeley-Stanford Advanced Patent Law Institute - Venue strategies and the sunset of the patent pilot program

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Co-organized with Stanford Law School, the APLI presents a roster of judges, academics, litigators, patent prosecutors, and senior IP counsel from major corporations offering a results-oriented, in-depth look at the latest developments in patent law and practice. Speakers Hon. Beth Freeman, District Judge, N.D. Cal.Hon. Maryellen Noreika, District Judge, D. Del.Jim Brogan, King & Spalding

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - Competition Issues

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Speakers Jennifer Sturiale, University of Maryland (moderator)Michael Carrier, Rutgers Law SchoolShubha Ghosh, Syracuse UniversityDaniel Hanley, Open Markets InstituteCarl Shapiro, UC Berkeley  

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - Consumer Protection Issues

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In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Speakers Abbye Atkinson, Berkeley Law (moderator)Maureen Mahoney, Consumer ReportsAaron Perzanowski, Case Western ReserveDuane Pozza, Wiley ReinPaul Roberts, SecuRepairs  

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - IP Issues

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Speakers     Pam Samuelson, Berkeley Law (moderator)Robert Gomulkiewicz, University of WashingtonLeah Grinvald, Suffolk UniversityJosh Sarnoff, DePaul UniversityKit Walsh, Electronic Frontier Foundation    

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - Keynote, Kyle Wiens, iFixit

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Speaker Kyle Wiens, iFixit    

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - Legislative Approaches

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Chris Hoofnagle, Berkeley Law  (moderator)Nathan Proctor, U.S. Public Interest Research GroupBlake Reid, University of Colorado Law SchoolKerry Sheehan, Independent policy consultantMatthew Williams, Mitchell Silberberg Knupp  

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26th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium: The Emergent Right to Repair - Repair in International Contexts

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In years past, consumers didn’t think twice about taking a broken car or toaster to a local repair shop or even fixing it themselves. But with today’s software-enabled products, consumers can no longer take those options for granted. In response to legal and technological restrictions, a growing movement advocating a right to repair has emerged, despite pushback from some quarters. The right to repair is at the center of a key policy debate. The Biden Administration and a unanimous FTC recently voiced support for competition and consumer choice in repair markets. Legislation under consideration in dozens of states would facilitate consumer and third-party repair. And regulators around the world have begun to embrace the repair agenda. But manufacturers and device makers remain skeptical of an unfettered right to repair, citing concerns over intellectual property rights, reliability, security, and lost revenue. This symposium will consider the complex, overlapping set of policy questions at the center of the repair debate. How do restrictions on repair, or their elimination, affect competition? How might policymakers resolve potential tensions between the right to repair and the intellectual property rights of device makers? Would the consumer benefits of open repair markets outweigh their risks? And what legislative solutions or other policy interventions are best-suited to address these questions? Speakers Aaron Perzanowski, Case Western Reserve (moderator)Estelle Derclaye, University of NottinghamJessika Richter, Lund UniversityMatthew Rimmer, Queensland University of TechnologyAnthony Rosboroug, European University Institute

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: Antitrust & IP Misuse in the US and China (Day 2)

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You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Chinese portion takes place during the E-commerce and Design Protection panel from 32:24 to 42:30. Speakers Zhang Chenying, TsinghuaRobert Merges, Berkeley Law/BCLTEric Priest, University of OregonRichard Rinkema, MicrosoftZhao Ye, Jingtian Law FirmHao Yuan, Berkeley Law/BCLT

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: E-commerce and Design Protection (Day 2)

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Cross-Border Conflicts in Litigation and Licensing You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Chinese portion takes place during the E-commerce and Design Protection panel from 32:24 to 42:30. Speakers Wang Xuming, AlibabaJulie Yu, NikeTracy Durkin, Sterne KesslerSiyue Zhang, Lungtin Law FirmFeng Shujie, Tsinghua Law

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: High Tech Patent Licensing: Automobile/SEP (...)

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: High Tech Patent Licensing: Automobile/SEP licensing,Patent Pool licensing (Day 3) You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Chinese portion takes place from 14:30 to 29:30. Speakers Shen Chong, XiaomiQudus Olaniran, AvanciJorge Contreras, University of UtahDeng Fei, Charles River AssociatesJiao Shan, Li Fang Law FirmRobert Merges, Berkeley Law/BCLT    

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: Non-Patent Licensing: Licensing of all types of (...)

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: Non-Patent Licensing: Licensing of all types of copyright, computer games, personality rights, merchandising rights and other IP rights (Day 3) You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Chinese portion takes place from 2:15 to 52:00. Speakers Annie Hu, Tencent ChinaLiu Ping, MCSCYan Bo, CCTVGuobin Cui, Tsinghua LawChi-Fei Wang, Wilson SonsiniHong Yan, Tsinghua Law

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: Overview of New Trends in Judicial Practices (Day 1)

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You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Speakers: US Judges: Chief Judge Clark Cheney, USITC Chief Judge James Ware (ret.)   Chinese Judges: Song Jian, former Judge of Jiangsu High Court Wang Yanfang, former Judge of Supreme People’s Court Moderators:Judge Fogel (ret.), Berkeley LawJiang Ge, Tsinghua

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4th Annual Berkeley-Tsinghua Conference on Transnational IP Litigation: Statistics and Case Review (Day 1)

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You don’t want to miss this premier international event addressing the increasingly important role of cross-border litigation, especially for Chinese and American companies. This year’s conference theme is handling cross-border conflicts in litigation and licensing. Speakers: Statistical Trends: Thomas Lunde, Clarivate Zhang Xuan, IP House   Invalidity/PRB Proceedings: Phillip Citroen, Paul Hastings Li Yalin, PRB  

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A Deeper Dive into the Digital Markets Act - A Candid Conversation with Thomas Kramler from the European Commission

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In part 2 of our discussion with Thomas Kramler from the European Commission, we discuss the impact that the Digital Markets Act could have on mergers, funding, and innovation.  We also discuss the leadership role that the EU could play in regulating platforms and Big Tech worldwide.  Thanks again to Allen & Overy for setting up this transatlantic discussion.  Speaker: Thomas Kramler, European CommissionDaren Orzechowski, Allen & OveryKristina Nordlander, Allen & OveryWayne Stacy, BCLT (moderator)

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A discussion of truth and accountability programs as an intervention to detoxify a workplace

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

This dialogue features Kelly Dermody (Managing Partner of the San Francisco office of Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann & Bernstein, LLP.) and Ann Noel (Former General Counsel, California Fair Employment and Housing Commission). The discussion dives into truth and accountability programs in the private employment and institutional setting.   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting    If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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A Global Report on Sexual Harassment/Violence: Seven experts from five continents

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

A discussion between seven experts from around the world regarding a global report on sexual harassment and violence. Speakers (bios linked): Natasha de Silvia (Australia) Puja Kapai (Hong Kong) Katharina Miller (Spain) Robin Runge (US) Furaha-Joy Sekai Sangweme (Tanzania) Purna Sen (United Nations) Karen Vandekerchkhove (Belgium) Rachel Vogelstein (US)   If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu  

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Academics and Social Media: The revolution will not be televised

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Seeking ways to have your academic work connect to more people? Our conversation will celebrate Credit Slips, a blog on all things about credit, bankruptcy, consumers and financial institutions as a springboard for discussion. There, academics discuss and debate issues for those who care about creating good policies in these areas. (They tweet @CreditSlips.) Their work has been profiled by national and local media. We’ll use that experience for a broader discussion about how academics can use social media to have their voices heard. Bankruptcy Judge Erithe Smith will interview blog administrator and contributor Professor Bob Lawless and contributor Professor Pamela Foohey. This course does not offer CLE credit.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Antitrust Considerations in Structuring Pharmaceutical Settlements and Deals

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! Speakers: Allison Schmitt, Berkeley Law/BCLT (moderator)Brendan Coffman, Wilson SonsiniThomas Ensign, Fenwick & WestHae-Won Min Liao, Gilead SciencesSuzanne Munck af Rosenschold, Davis Polk

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Carving Out Induced Infringement: Strategy for Skinny Labels

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! CLE will be offered. Speakers: Kira Davis, Durie TangriAzra Hadzimehmedovic, TensegrityRyan Johnson, Fenwick    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Facilitating Collaboration in the Life Sciences – Funding, Licensing, and International Collaboration

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! CLE will be offered. Speakers: Kate Hillier, Cooley Ryan Murr, Gibson Dunn Margaret Sampson, Baker Botts    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Protecting and Licensing AI Inventions in the Life Sciences

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! CLE will be offered. Speakers: Hogene Choi, Morrison & Foerster Hans Sauer, BIO Bruce Wexler, Paul Hastings Andrew Whitehead, Genentech

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Protecting IP and Litigating into Uncertainty: Challenges from Sections 101 and 112 in the Life (...)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Advanced Life Sciences Institute - Protecting IP and Litigating into Uncertainty: Challenges from Sections 101 and 112 in the Life Sciences BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! CLE will be offered. Speakers: Natalie Derzko, Covington & Burling Colleen Tracy James, White & Case Eugene Novikov, Durie Tangri Richard Torczon, Wilson Sonsini  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Advanced Life Sciences Institute - The Judicial Perspective

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

BCLT’s new Life Sciences Project is thrilled to announce the launch of our Advanced Life Sciences Institute. We are very excited to be kicking this new program off on April 22, 2022, with a conference on IP and licensing. Join us for in-depth discussions and examination of key issues related to intellectual property and transactions in the life sciences sector. Learn from the life sciences legal experts! CLE will be offered. Speakers: Jeremy Fogel, Berkeley Law / Berkeley Judicial Institute (moderator)Judge Stanley Chesler, District of New JerseyJudge Beth Freeman, Northern District of CaliforniaJudge Kathleen O’Malley, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fed. Cir. (ret)Judge Leonard Stark, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fed. Cir.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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AI Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 3 Focus Areas: Privacy & Cybersecurity Trade, Regulation, & Competition   Speakers: Bill Jacobs, AliveCor Chris Mammen, Womble Bond Dickinson   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.   IAPP Directions in Attachments

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 67
    Min.
  • 6/20/23
    Presented
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All the Webs: Surface, Deep, Dark

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

This CLE covers the differences between the surface, deep, and dark webs and explains the legal implication of the services. Hoofnagle presents basic web forensics, including ways to find leaked client information, how to shield that information, and how one might find the stolen user information of a client. Who should take this course? Anyone interested in learning more about internet forensics. Also, lawyers who practice in security breach/incident response, privacy/cookie/tracking issues, copyright/trademark/counterfeiting investigation and enforcement, and anyone who has a problem with personal information appearing on the web. This course does not offer CLE credit.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 2/21/24
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An Introduction to the Digital Markets Act with Thomas Kramler from the European Commission

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Digital Markets Act will undoubtedly change the business of tech companies in Europe.  How much?  Will it only impact Big Tech?  And how should you be advising clients?  Join us for this moderated conversation with one of the EU's leading authorities on the DMA and competition policy, Thomas Kramler from the European Commission.  Thanks to Allen & Overy for setting up this transatlantic discussion.  Speaker: Thomas Kramler, European CommissionDaren Orzechowski, Allen & OveryKristina Nordlander, Allen & OveryWayne Stacy, BCLT (moderator)

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 3/26/24
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Angela Huyue Zhang Book Talk: “Chinese Antitrust Exceptionalism: How the Rise of China Challenges Global (...)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Angela Huyue Zhang Book Talk: “Chinese Antitrust Exceptionalism: How the Rise of China Challenges Global Regulation” Angela Huyue Zhang, from the faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong, will discuss her new book on Chinese Antitrust Exceptionalism. Speakers Rob Merges, BCLT/Berkeley LawHao Yuan, BCLT Berkeley LawMark Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Are Courthouses Male or Female? Designing for Inclusion: How Courthouse Design Affects Community Confidence (...)

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Are Courthouses Male or Female? Designing for Inclusion: How Courthouse Design Affects Community Confidence in the Delivery of JusticeU.S. Magistrate Judge Celeste F. Bremer (IASD, Recall) and California architect Susan Oldroyd  FAIA, will show how types of Courthouse interior and exterior designs and their art influence our understanding of the Court’s role in the community. They will identify features that you may no longer notice, but that represent barriers to the delivery of Equal Justice For All. Do Courthouses read as Male or Female? How do implicit biases affect our impressions of whether a Courthouse provides safety, transparency, accessibility, reconciliation, or retribution? What messages about inclusion does your Courthouse design send to public and staff? The style, material, and layout of Courthouses signal that are they fortresses or welcoming spaces. Courthouses have been targets of recent social unrest. Can Courthouses provide communities with space for understanding how Justice is done, while engaging in civil discourse about change? Courthouses represent community values such as stability and consistency; they are places of retribution and rehabilitation. Courthouse design should show society’s values of fairness and transparency, and allow for participation by all.  How we design, construct, and operate Courthouses sends a message to our communities about our values. Through Courthouse design and operation, can we be more intentional about the importance of the Rule of Law, and how the justice system operates? This course does not offer CLE credit.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Autonomous Vehicles & Privacy – Germany, EU & the U.S.

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Description: In part 2 of our autonomous vehicle series, Allen & Overy discusses the connection between autonomous vehicles and data privacy, a fast-growing area of the law that governs information that is linked to specific individuals.  The instructors explore the data collection capabilities of cars and the differing consumer reactions to those capabilities, including the fear of government use of the data for fines and enforcement purposes.  Will these consumer feelings drive proactive policies, like those developing in Europe, or will they lead to reactionary policies once problems are exposed.  Our instructors explore these questions along with regulatory realities in differing U.S. states.   Speakers: Catharina Glugla, Paul Keller & William Wray, Allen & Overy    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Balancing Confidentiality with Transparency and Due Process in Investigations

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

This panel, presented by Vida Thomas (Managing Partner at Oppenheimer Investigations Group), Latika Malkani (Partner at Siegel LeWitter Malkani), and Heather Irwin (Employment Group Attorney at Gordon & Rees), explores transparency and confidentiality during the investigation life cycle. For example, who gets to see the complaint? What are the public's expectations when it comes to transparency of an investigation? Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 70
    Min.
  • 8/24/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: AI Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: AI Law Year in Review. Speakers Dessislav Dobrev, The World BankLindsey Tonsager, Covington & BurlingChris Hoofnagle, BCLT/Berkeley Law  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: China IP Law Year in Review (for US practitioners)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: China IP Law Year in Review (for US practitioners). Speakers Mark Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley LawPatents: Jill Ge, Allen & OveryEnforcement: Douglas Clark, RouseTrademark/Platform Liability: Joe Simone, SIPSTrade Secrets: Jerry Xia, Gen LawAntitrust Developments: Deng Fei, Charles River AssociatesCopyright: Jiarui Liu, Stanford Law      

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Criminal Law and Tech Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Criminal Law and Tech Year in Review. Speakers Orin Kerr, BCLT/Berkeley LawRebecca Wexler, BCLT/Berkeley LawAndrea Roth, BCLT/Berkeley Law  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/10/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Cybersecurity Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Cybersecurity Law Year in Review. Speakers: Jim Dempsey, Berkeley Law / Stanford Cyber Policy CenterMichelle Visser, Orrick, Herrington & SutcliffeLothar Determann, Baker McKenzie  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Design Patent Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Design Patent Year in Review. Speakers: Jack Hicks, Womble Bond DickinsonTracy Durkin, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & FoxPeter Menell, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: EPO Patent Prosecution Year in Review (for US practitioners)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: EPO Patent Prosecution Year in Review (for US practitioners). Speakers: John Conroy, Fish & RichardsonMoritz Ammelburg, Fish & RichardsonWayne Stacy, BCLT/Berkeley Law    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: FinTech Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: FinTech Law Year in Review. Speakers Daniel R. Kahan, King & SpaldingPratin Vallabhaneni, White & CaseAllison Schmitt, BCLT/Berkeley Law    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: International Patent Litigation Year in Review (for US practitioners)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: International Patent Litigation Year in Review (for US practitioners). Speakers: Steve Carlson, Robins KaplanDaniel Hoppe, Preu BohligAtsushi Sato, TMI AssociatesAllison Schmitt, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Music Copyright Litigation/Case Management Year In Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Music Copyright Litigation/Case Management Year In Review. Speakers Peter Anderson, Davis Wright TremaineMark Avsec, Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & AronoffRobert Clarida, Reitler, Kailas & RosenblattPeter Menell, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Plant Variety Protection—Global Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Plant Variety Protection—Global Year in Review. Speakers: Michael Ward, Morrison & FoersterElizabeth Freeman Rosenzweig, Morrison & FoersterMark Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley Law    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Tech-Related Regulatory Compliance

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Tech-Related Regulatory Compliance. Speakers Jeffrey Lehtman, Miller & ChevalierMargot Laporte, Miller & ChevalierAllison Schmitt, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Telecommunications Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Telecommunications Law Year in Review. Speakers: Ari Fitzgerald, Hogan LovellsStephanie Weiner, Harris WiltshireWayne Stacy, BCLT/Berkeley Law  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Trade and Technology Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Trade and Technology Year in Review. Speakers: Jennifer Fernandez, Sidley AustinJames Mendenhall, Sidley AustinAllison Schmitt, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Trademark Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: Trademark Law Year in Review. Speakers: David Bernstein, Debevoise & PlimptonMegan Bannigan, Debevoise & PlimptonPeter Menell, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: U.S. High-Tech Patent Prosecution Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: U.S. High-Tech Patent Prosecution Year in Review. Speakers Michael Schallop, Van Pelt, Yi & JamesHogene Choi, Morrison & FoersterRobert Merges, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: U.S. Patent Litigation Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

As part of Berkeley IP Tech & Law month, our instructors take you through the key highlights from the last year in Berkeley IP Tech and Law Month: U.S. Patent Litigation Year in Review. Speakers Jared Bobrow, OrrickSonal Mehta, WilmerHaleRobert Merges, BCLT/Berkeley Law

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law Alumni Reunion – Best Practices in Court Administration: What We’ve Learned from COVID-19

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Courts, lawyers and judges are accustomed to moving deliberately. The pandemic has challenged courts to do things in ways that are unfamiliar and the effects of which often are uncertain. Judge Jeremy Fogel will moderate a discussion about those challenges with leading alumni judges of both state and federal courts. This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 1) - How Law Schools Make a Difference

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts– Criminal law– Decision-making– Intellectual property law– Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 90
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 1) - Mindfulness Practices

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 90
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 2) - How Opinionated Should Opinions Be?

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 2) - Recent Music Copyright Infringement Cases: Greatest Hits

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 2) - The State of Forensic Evidence in 2022

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 3) - The Impact of Serving as a Law Clerk

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 90
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Berkeley Law and the Judiciary (Day 3) - What does this mean for us: group discussion on challenges facing the judiciary

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute will offer a virtual program for judges featuring some of the many bright lights of the Berkeley faculty. Program sessions will include: – Bias in the courts – Criminal law – Decision-making – Intellectual property law – Mindfulness This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 90
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Best Practices in Court Administration: What We’ve Learned from COVID

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Courts, lawyers and judges move deliberately. The pandemic has challenged courts to do things in ways that are uncomfortable. Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI Executive Director, will moderate a discussion about those challenges with key court players. Participants are IAALS Executive Director Justice Scott Bales and U.S. District Court Judge Julie Robinson.   This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Best Practices in Judicial Administration: What We’ve Learned During COVID

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Good realized during a crisis would be awful to waste. Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI Executive Director, will moderate a discussion of some of the positive impact for the courts during the pandemic, with some key players creating that positive impact. Participants are Michigan Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack and Professor Caitlin Moon. This course does not offer CLE credit. 

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Beyond Copyright Infringement: DSA Review, Moderation and Liability Rules Compared to Previous National Review and Takedown Approaches for Illegal Content

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

27th Annual BTLJ-BCLT Symposium: From the DMCA to the DSA Tutorial “The EU Digital Services Act – Overview and Central Features”   Speaker: Matthias Leistner, LMU Munich Faculty of Law 

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 40
    Min.
  • 10/7/24
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Biometric Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 3 Focus Areas: Trade, Regulation, & Competition Privacy & Cybersecurity   Speakers: Ash Nagdev, Sidley Sheri Rockwell, Sidley Brian Tobin, Sidley   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.   IAPP Directions in Attachments

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 55
    Min.
  • 6/22/23
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Book Talk: Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Cleantech: A Pathway for Developing Countries (Joy Xiang)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

In her book, Joy Y. Xiang promotes both global cleantech development and international cleantech transfer for climate action and sustainable development. The author proposes all countries build domestic cleantech innovation wherever possible. The book examines what it takes to build domestic cleantech innovation and outlines a pathway for developing countries to march toward it.  The pathway includes international aid, mutually beneficial international cleantech cooperation and domestic cleantech innovation. Xiang proposes that countries build domestic cleantech innovation by, for example, sending clear policy signals indicating the country’s long-term commitment toward cleantech innovation. Xiang also suggests countries employ diverse innovation tools such as customized cleantech IPR regimes, various subsidies such as prizes, innovation commons and competition law and regulations. The author observes that IP protection for cleantech is necessary for attracting international cleantech transfer. Developing countries may use available mechanisms in competition law and IP laws to address anticompetitive use of cleantech IPR. Speakers Joy Xiang, Peking University School of Transnational LawRichard Wilder, Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness InnovationsStephen Minas, Peking University School of Transnational LawRobert Merges, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 85
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Book Talk: Intellectual Property Law in China, 2nd Ed.

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Whether you are a fan or a critic, the rapid evolution of China’s IP system during the past forty years has had dramatic consequences for world trade, innovation and the global IP system. This event is free and open to the public. Speakers Mark Cohen, Berkeley LawPeter Yu, Texas A&MLi Yahong, University of Hong KongDaryl Lim, University of Illinois Chicago Doug Clark, RouseDanny Friedmann, Peking University School of Transnational LawPeter Ganea, Law School of Tongji UniversityJyh-An Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 90
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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BTLJ-CMTL-BCLT Symposium | Race & Technology Law: Innovating Health Equity

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The nexus of technology and the law has played a major role in amplifying racial injustices in many of society’s institutions. The global COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated pre-existing racial disparities in medicine, shedding light on the ways in which technology and the law impact equitable access to healthcare. But technology and the law can also be instruments for structural change. As future lawyers, the student leaders of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal (BTLJ) and the Coalition of Minorities in Tech Law (CMTL) are eager to examine race, health equity, and the effects of technological innovation on communities of color. Therefore, we are convening this special symposium with the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology (BCLT). Last fall, the first annual BTLJ-BCLT Race & Technology Law Symposium broached a variety of tech law topics as they intersect with race. This year, the Symposium focuses on how race, technology, and the law intersect in the healthcare space. We have invited leading and rising legal academics to share their research and perspectives on the intersection of technology, law, and race within the American healthcare system. In conversation with one another, they will help us explore and propose options for anti-racist paths forward for the fields of technology law and healthcare. We have entitled this symposium: “Race & Technology Law: Innovating Health Equity.” Our panels will highlight a variety of tech law topics as they intersect with race and healthcare. A few of these topics include: -Access to healthcare innovation -Telehealth medicine -Reproductive rights -Eugenics and CRISPR-Cas9 technology Speakers: Sharona Hoffman, Edgar A. Hahn Professor of LawCarol McCall, Chief Health Analytics Officer at ClosedLoop.aiChristopher Morten, Columbia Law SchoolFabiola Carrión, National Health Law ProgramPeyten Sharp, Akin GumpDayna Bowen Matthew, George Washington University Law SchoolJohn Evans, Institute for Practical Ethics at University of California, San DiegoPeter Groeneveld, University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of MedicineOsagie K. Obasogie, University of CaliforniaTahir Amin, I-MAKWendy Epstein, DePaul College of LawJimmy Sanders, Gunderson Dettmer  

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  • 1/1/24
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California and Beyond: What Does the Future of Privacy Regulation Hold?

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLB

Berkeley Law Professors Jennifer Urban (’00) and Chris Hoofnagle discuss the current state of privacy regulation and the important role that California is playing in the development of nationwide privacy policy.  They also discuss the possible futures of worldwide privacy regulation. This special Berkeley Boosts webinar is presented by the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology for the Berkeley Law Alumni Reunion 2022. Speakers: Jennifer Urban (’00), Berkeley LawChris Hoofnagle, Berkeley Law NOTE: You will receive a certificate of completion for CLE credit after viewing this course on the B-CLE platform. 

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  • 3/11/24
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Carving out Induced Infringement: Update on Skinny Labels

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

These expert-led discussions are designed to ensure you are up-to-date and prepared for the in-depth strategy discussions at the in-person conference on April 22. Join us for a discussion on the latest issues in induced infringement (including skinny labels) on April 6, as well as a discussion of the complicated landscape of Section 112 law in the life sciences on April 13. Speakers Mila Owen, White & CaseAllison Schmitt, BCLT  

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  • 1/1/24
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China Law, Trade and IP 2021 - China’s Role in a Global IP Strategy (Asia)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Intellectual property law in China is undergoing rapid change, with profound implications for the world. Following our successful 2020 launch of a multi-part series on Chinese intellectual property law, the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology will present its second series of webinars, beginning October 6. The focus of this year’s series is on IP enforcement. Leading experts from China and the U.S. will cover a range of topics, including China’s new specialized courts, venue and regional differences, use of empirical data, online platform liability, abusive trademark registrations, pharmaceutical IP, trade secret law, and US / European litigation involving Chinese rightsholders. Judges from Germany, the UK and the United States will be speaking. Other notable speakers include two former directors of the USPTO, as well as several current and former senior government officials, professors and prominent attorneys and experts. Speakers Vivienne Bath, University of SydneyDoug Clark, Rouse NetworkJill Ge, Allen & OveryAndrei Iancu, Irell & Manella, former Director USPTOUrska Petrovcic, Hudson InstituteThomas Chia, VIA Licensing (moderator)QUESTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTORS? Reach out to them directly through LinkedIn by following the links above.

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  • 90
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  • 1/1/24
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China Law, Trade and IP 2021 - China’s Role in a Global IP Strategy (Europe)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Intellectual property law in China is undergoing rapid change, with profound implications for the world. Following our successful 2020 launch of a multi-part series on Chinese intellectual property law, the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology will present its second series of webinars, beginning October 6. The focus of this year’s series is on IP enforcement. Leading experts from China and the U.S. will cover a range of topics, including China’s new specialized courts, venue and regional differences, use of empirical data, online platform liability, abusive trademark registrations, pharmaceutical IP, trade secret law, and US / European litigation involving Chinese rightsholders. Judges from Germany, the UK and the United States will be speaking. Other notable speakers include two former directors of the USPTO, as well as several current and former senior government officials, professors and prominent attorneys and experts. SpeakersEric Sergheraert, ClarivateStuart Chemtob, Wilson SonsiniJustice Colin Birss, Court of Appeal of England and WalesKlaus Grabinski, German Federal Court of JusticeChief Judge Paul Michel, US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (ret)Moderator: Hao Yuan, BCLT/Berkeley LawModerator: Rob Merges, BCLT/Berkeley Law  

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China Law, Trade and IP 2021 - Using China’s Multi-Track System: Criminal, Civil and Administrative Infringement Litigation

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Intellectual property law in China is undergoing rapid change, with profound implications for the world. Following our successful 2020 launch of a multi-part series on Chinese intellectual property law, the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology will present its second series of webinars, beginning October 6. The focus of this year’s series is on IP enforcement. Leading experts from China and the U.S. will cover a range of topics, including China’s new specialized courts, venue and regional differences, use of empirical data, online platform liability, abusive trademark registrations, pharmaceutical IP, trade secret law, and US / European litigation involving Chinese rightsholders. Judges from Germany, the UK and the United States will be speaking. Other notable speakers include two former directors of the USPTO, as well as several current and former senior government officials, professors and prominent attorneys and experts. Speakers YANG Guoxu, CCPIT, China Patent and Trademark Office WANG Liaoteng, Beijing East IP Joe Simone, SIPS LEI Yongjian, Wanhuida BIAN Renjun, Peking University LEI Lingfei, Intel Cynthia Tregillis, Western Digital (moderator)Kurtis MacFerrin, Google (moderator)

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  • 1/1/24
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China Law, Trade and IP 2021 - Where, When and How to Litigate in China

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Intellectual property law in China is undergoing rapid change, with profound implications for the world. Following our successful 2020 launch of a multi-part series on Chinese intellectual property law, the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology will present its second series of webinars, beginning October 6. The focus of this year’s series is on IP enforcement. Leading experts from China and the U.S. will cover a range of topics, including China’s new specialized courts, venue and regional differences, use of empirical data, online platform liability, abusive trademark registrations, pharmaceutical IP, trade secret law, and US / European litigation involving Chinese rightsholders. Judges from Germany, the UK and the United States will be speaking. Other notable speakers include two former directors of the USPTO, as well as several current and former senior government officials, professors and prominent attorneys and experts. Speakers Duncan Willson, Counsellor, US Embassy, BeijingChief Judge Randall Rader (ret)Steven Zhao, GEN Law FirmDeng Fei, Charles River AssociatesEric Priest, University of OregonChu Ping, NikeMark Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley Law (moderator)David Kappos, Cravath, Swain & Moore and former Director, USPTO (moderator)

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  • 90
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  • 12/1/23
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China Stakes Out Its Place in Plant Variety Protection: An Update with Experts on PVP and Agricultural IP Developments (...)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

China Stakes Out Its Place in Plant Variety Protection: An Update with Experts on PVP and Agricultural IP Developments in China Article 14 Any plant variety in respect of which variety rights are granted shall have the characteristic of novelty. Novelty means that the propagating material of the new plant variety in respect of which variety rights are applied for has not been sold prior to the filing date of the application, or has not been for sale, with the consent of the breeder, for more than one year within the territory of China; the propagating material of vines, forest trees, fruit trees and ornamental plants must not have been for sale for more than six years, or the propagating material of other plant varieties for more than four years, in a foreign territory. As always please consult counsel for specific legal advice. Since China established its legal regime for the protection of new varieties of plants in 1997, it has emerged as the country with the largest number of plant variety applications in the world, as well as the most litigious.  China’s current plant variety regime focuses on policy and legislative initiatives, including work on a new Seed Law by the National People’s Congress. Its plant variety protection enforcement efforts also reflect many of the reforms already undertaken in other areas of IP law, including: providing for punitive damages, burden of proof reversals and exceptions and limitations to infringement. Yet, China has yet to accede to UPOV ’91, the latest version of the WIPO treaty to protect plant varieties.  To what extent does China’s plant variety IP regime address China’s twin goals of becoming an agricultural innovator and meeting the food security needs of its vast population? We will explore the public policy implications of China’s efforts to become a major force in new plant varieties, the technical aspects of China’s emerging plant variety regime, and how these changes fit into China’s overall IP practice. Speakers Elaine Wu, USPTOAmy Martin, Driscoll’sDan Fang, American Seed Trade AssociationXu Yi, Lusheng Law FirmZhou Yanhao, Sinochem/SyngentaAlanna Rennie, Baker McKenzieMark A Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley LawMichael Ward, Morrison Foerster

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  • 1/1/24
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China: A Patent Linkage Update

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Description China committed to a patent linkage (Hatch-Waxman) regime linking pharmaceutical regulatory approval and patent infringement determinations in the Phase 1 Trade Agreement concluded with the United States in January 2020. The linkage regime is part of a series of pharmaceutical IP related reforms set forth in that Agreement. With the enactment of China’s revised patent law, as well as the adoption of new rules on patent linkage on July 4, 2021 and a new Judicial Interpretation on July 5, 2021, the basic legislative framework for China’s new patent linkage regime is now in place. But how will these new rules work in practice? Speakers Mark Cohen, BCLT/Berkeley Law (Moderator)John Balzano, CovingtonDouglas Clark, Rouse (Hong Kong)Jill Ge, Allen & Overy (Shanghai)He Jing, Genlaw (Beijing)Judge Randall R. Rader (ret.)    

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Coaching Judges

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Good judges strive to be lifetime learners; what part does coaching play in that growth?Join Berkeley Judicial Institute, Senior Judge Kevin Burke and Chief Judge Mildred Cabán as we consider some of the formal and informal methods of judicial coaching. Both judges have been active in coaching colleagues through the formal processes of judicial orientation and continuing education. Judge Burke has helped judges seeking improvement on issues ranging from better listening to demeanor on the bench one on one. This course does not offer CLE credit.  

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Commercial digital wellness

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Panel 3: A deep-dive into biometrics in digital wellness technologies. A legal expert, social science expert and computer science expert delve into the ways in which biometrics are generated and used for digital wellness and the legal regulation of these activities in the USA.

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  • 10/16/24
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Contemporary Lessons on Judging and Justice from the Holocaust

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Join us for a program exploring the role of judges and the courts during the Holocaust and the relevance that experience has for judges today. Judges were among those inside Germany who might have effectively challenged Hitler’s authority, the legitimacy of the Nazi regime, the hundreds of laws that restricted political freedoms and civil rights, and the guarantees of property and security. And yet the overwhelming majority did not. What lessons does that experience provide for judges and courts today? Open to all, and of particular interest to judges, the program will consider: key historical context and lessons current relevance for judges BJI Executive Director Judge Jeremy Fogel will be joined by Dr. Will Meinecke of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to discuss the history of the judiciary during the Holocaust; Judge Fogel and United States District Judge Rya Zobel will discuss the relevance of that history for judges today. This course does not offer CLE credit.  

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  • 1/1/24
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Copyright Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 4 Focus Areas: IP Procurement & Protection IP Litigation   Speakers: Andrew Gass, Latham & Watkins, Berkeley Law Molly Van Houweling, Berkeley Law   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

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  • 60
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  • 6/28/23
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Cybersecurity Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Areas: Privacy & Cybersecurity   Speakers: John Carlin, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Jim Dempsey, Berkeley Law, Stanford   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.   IAPP Directions in Attachments  

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  • 60
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  • 6/15/23
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Design Patent Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Areas: IP Procurement & Protection IP Litigation   Speakers: Mike Jacobs, Morrison & Foerster Matthaeus Martino-Weinhardt, Morrison & Foerster   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

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  • 6/13/23
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Digital ID and service delivery

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Panel 1: A deep-dive into biometrics and Digital ID. Legal and social science experts discuss biometrics-based Digital ID in India, Brazil and USA. They also discuss what regulation of Digital ID should achieve to ensure fair, non-discriminatory and privacy-enhancing use of biometric data.

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  • 10/16/24
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Dispute resolution through community conflict resolution

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Part II of the 2023 Sexual Harassment Program presents a panel of members of the Community Conflict Resolutions Unit (CCRU) of the California Civil Rights Department (bios linked): Marquez Equalibria (Assistant Deputy Director, Dispute Resolution Division, CA Civil Rights Department), Christina Teixeira (Fair Employment and Housing Counsel, Dispute Resolution Division, CA Civil Rights Department), and Greg Mann (Senior Fair Employment and Housing Counsel, Dispute Resolution Division, CA Civil Rights Department). The panel gives an overview of their work at the CCRU and techniques for successful conflict resolution. The first panel is followed by a second, which discusses the work of the Dispute Resolutions Unit, presented by Chhaya Malik (Deputy of Dispute Resolution, CA Civil Rights Department). Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting    If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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  • 8/8/24
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EPO insights directly from the EPO

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

What do the filings tell us about which countries and which companies are focusing on AI, semiconductors, and medical devices?  Patent-filing data reveals a great deal about global competition and global R&D focus. Based on data from the EPO, this program gives unique insight into what is happening in AI, semiconductors, and medical devices.  Learn where countries and companies are focusing their efforts.  This is Session 1 of a series.   Speakers Gwilym Roberts Aiden Kendrick QUESTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTORS? Reach out to them directly through LinkedIn by following the links above.

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  • 1/26/24
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Expanding Library Services to People in Jails and Prisons

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

In January 2022, the San Francisco Public Library and the American Library Association received a $2 million grant from the Andrew Mellon Foundation.The grant is aimed at improving and expanding library services for incarcerated citizens both locally and nationally.Join Berkeley Judicial Institute as we speak to representatives of SFPL’s Jail and Reentry Team Jeanie Austin and Rachel Kinnon and VCU Professor Blythe Balestrieri to find out more about the library’s ambitious plans for this grant. Judge Alexandra Robert Gordon will moderate the conversation, which will include these questions: What are the most important challenges they face? How will this work help better meet needs of incarcerated people? How can judges and the interested public find out more about these efforts? This course does not offer CLE credit.  

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  • 1/1/24
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Exploring the impact of the expanded protections for LGBTQIA+ students in the proposed Title IX rule revisions

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Denise Oldham introduces speakers Kel O’Hara (they/them), Equal Rights Advocates, Shiwali Patel (she/her), National Women’s Law Center, Shaun Travers (he/him), University of California, San Diego. The program revolves around supporting LGBTQIA+ students while living in a cisgender paradigm. The panel explores the impacts of the expanded protections for LGBTQI+ students in the proposed Title IX rule revisions.   Speakers (bios linked): Denise Oldham, Co-Director of the Sexual Harassment and Violence Working Group of the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law (moderator) Shiwali Patel, Director for Justice for Student Survivors and Senior Counsel for the National Women's Law Center  Shaun Travers, Campus Diversity Officer and Director of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Center University of California San Diego Kel O'Hara, Attorney, Equal Rights Advocates   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting      If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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  • 8/24/24
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Facial recognition and AI

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Panel 2: A survey of biometrics in facial recognition AI applications. Legal and social science experts from India, Brazil, Asia-Pacific, USA and EU discuss the ways in which biometrics are used for facial recognition, the actors involved in this AI ecosystem, the types of regulation we are seeing, and the social effects of both the technology and the regulations.  

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  • 10/16/24
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FDA Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Areas: Trade, Regulation, & Competition IP, Tech, & Life Sciences Transactions   Speakers: Suzanne Friedman, Hogan Lovells Randy Prebula, Hogan Lovells   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

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  • 40
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  • 6/15/23
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FinTech Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 3 Focus Areas: Trade, Regulation, & Competition IP, Tech & Life Sciences Transactions   Speakers: Samantha Goldberg-Seder, Orrick Ryan Pollard, Orrick   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

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  • 60
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  • 6/22/23
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Fintiv Finally Over?

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Fintiv Finally Over?Since 2020, Fintiv has been a controversial issue for patent holders and challengers. To help curtail the issue, on June 22, 2022 USPTO Director, Kathi Vidal released an Interim Memorandum on Fintiv and a PTAB study on discretionary denials in AIA trials with parallel litigation for fiscal years 2019 through 2022. At this timely webinar, a panel of PTAB judges provided insight on the recently issued Memorandum and Study. Panelists: Acting Deputy Chief Judge Mike Tierney Vice Chief Judge Mike Kim Judge Justin Busch Mehran Arjomand, Partner, Morrison Foerster Rose Lee, Associate, Morrison Foerster Moderator: Alex Yap, Partner, Morrison Foerster QUESTIONS FOR THE INSTRUCTORS? Reach out to them directly through LinkedIn by following the links above.  

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  • 1/27/24
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First NFT Trademark Litigations

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Description: A new litigation area—NFTs, virtual goods, and trademark litigation—What does brand protection look like in the virtual world, and what should companies be thinking about? Courts have shown that they are willing to extend trademark rights in physical goods to corresponding virtual goods. But when and why? And what role will contracts play for brand owners? To answer these questions, our instructors walk us through the earliest litigations in this area. Speakers: Tim Keegan, White & CaseLaura Logsdon, White & Case  

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From Junkie to Judge

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Trigger warnning: This conversation includes themes such as physical abuse and substance abuse. Join Berkeley Judicial Institute as Heather Rosmarin, Founder of the InterAmerican Clean Energy Institute interviews Mary Beth O’Connor on her book, From Junkie to Judge: One Woman's Triumph over Trauma and Addiction.

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  • 8/8/24
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From Welcome to Windhoek: A Judge's Journey

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Recognition & Elimination of Bias CLE Credit Available   Join Berkeley Judicial Insitute, and Campbell Law (and retired judge) Dean Rich Leonard as he discusses his book, From Welcome to Windhoek: A Judge’s Journey. "This is the remarkable story of how a boy from rural Welcome, North Carolina grew up to become an innovative judge, global citizen, and go-to guy for court-building in emerging African nations. Along the way, he organizes the first-ever judicial conference in Tanzania, jogs with children in Lusaka, dances with a python, and has adventures ranging from the harrowing to the hilarious.   In the end, he discovers the distance between Welcome and Windhoek is not as great as he imagined, and that both places now occupy adjoining spaces in his heart."

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  • 10/12/23
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General DSA Architecture and Approach

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

27th Annual BTLJ-BCLT Symposium: From the DMCA to the DSA Tutorial “The EU Digital Services Act – Overview and Central Features”   Speaker: Martin Senftleben, University of Amsterdam

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  • 10/8/24
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Her Honor: My Life on the Bench…What Works, What’s Broken, and How to Change It

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Berkeley Judicial Institute Executive Director Judge Jeremy Fogel, in tandem with Judge Thelton Henderson, interview Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell. The event will be in person at the Berkeley Law School, and is open to all Berkeley Law students.   The former state judicial colleagues will talk about ALL of the issues in the title of Judge Cordell’s book; audience questions welcome. We anticipate a lively discussion! Judge Cordell’s book, HER HONOR, will be published in October. Early program registrants will receive a copy of the book, and will get so much more value from the discussion by reading the book prior to the program. Thinking about service in the judiciary as part of your legal career? Interested in the court’s role in solving the pressing problems of our day? This is a program you won’t want to miss. The publisher’s description: In Her Honor, Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell provides a rare and thought-provoking insider account of our legal system, sharing vivid stories of the cases that came through her courtroom and revealing the strengths, flaws, and much-needed changes within our courts. Judge Cordell, the first African American woman to sit on the Superior Court of Northern California, knows firsthand how prejudice has permeated our legal system. And yet, she believes in the system. From ending school segregation to legalizing same-sex marriage, its progress relies on legal professionals and jurors who strive to make the imperfect system as fair as possible. Her Honor is an entertaining and provocative look into the hearts and minds of judges. Cordell takes you into her chambers where she haggles with prosecutors and defense attorneys and into the courtroom during jury selection and sentencing hearings. She uses real cases to highlight how judges make difficult decisions, all the while facing outside pressures from the media, law enforcement, lobbyists, and the friends and families of the people involved. Cordell’s candid account of her years on the bench shines light on all areas of the legal system, from juvenile delinquency and the shift from rehabilitation to punishment, along with the racial biases therein, to the thousands of plea bargains that allow our overburdened courts to stay afloat—as long as innocent people are willing to plead guilty. There are tales of marriages and divorces, adoptions, and contested wills—some humorous, others heartwarming, still others deeply troubling. Her Honor is for anyone who’s had the good or bad fortune to stand before a judge or sit on a jury. It is for true-crime junkies and people who vote in judicial elections. Most importantly, this is a book for anyone who wants to know what our legal system, for better or worse, means to the everyday lives of all Americans. This course does not offer CLE credit.    

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  • 1/1/24
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High-Profile Investigations

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

This panel, presented by Sue Ann Van Dermyden, Founding and Senior Partner at Van Dermyden Makus, Irma Moisa, Partner in Charge at Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo and Ann Olivarius, International Feminist Attorney and Founding Member of McAllister Olivarius, discusses what makes high-profile investigations different from other investigations. The panel reviews considerations pre-investigation, during the investigation, and post-investigation. Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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  • 8/23/24
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How Top Practice Group Leaders Leverage Their Power & Influence to Create Inclusive Cultures (Pt.1)

  • Author/Instructor:  Diversity Lab

August 9, 2022: Siddesh Bale, Vice Chair of Global Corporate at Reed Smith; Dion Bregman, Deputy Practice Group Leader for IP at Morgan Lewis; Kyle Faget, Co-Chair of the Healthcare Practice at Foley & Lardner, and Keith Garner, Practice Group Leader of the Real Estate, Land Use, Natural Resources and Environmental Practice Group at Sheppard Mullin Speakers: Siddesh Bale, Reed SmithDion Bregman, Morgan LewisKeith Farner, Sheppard MullinKyle Faget, Foley & LardnerGina Passarella Cipriani, The American LawyerLeila Hock, Diversity Lab (moderator)

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  • 60
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  • 5/5/24
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How Top Practice Group Leaders Leverage Their Power & Influence to Create Inclusive Cultures (Pt.2)

  • Author/Instructor:  Diversity Lab

August 11, 2022: Victor Haley, Real Estate Practice Group Leader at Eversheds Sutherland (US); David Halbreich, Chair of the Insurance Recovery Group at Reed Smith; Seth Levy, Intellectual Property Practice Group Leader at Nixon Peabody; Shanon Stevenson, Chair of the DEI Committee and Co-Chair of the Immigration Practice Group at Fisher Phillips Speakers: Victor Haley, Eversheds Sutherland (US)David Halbreich, Reed SmithSeth Levy, Nixon PeabodyShanon Stevenson, Fisher PhillipsLeila Hock, Diversity Lab

  • On-Demand
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  • 60
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  • 6/2/24
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ID&E in Tech: Steps Tech Employers Can Take to Reach Their ID&E Goals


DEI CLE credits available Tech company employers are facing pressure to accelerate progress on their ID&E goals, not only to address the disparate impacts arising from the pandemic, but also to advance ID&E as workplaces engage in post-pandemic transformation. What key actions can today's tech employers take to develop and meet meaningful ID&E goals? How does the tech industry compare to other industries? How do trends in the U.S. compare to global trends? Baker McKenzie answers these questions by level-setting with meaningful survey data from compliance, legal, HR, and diversity professionals around the globe. (This data is available with the program materials.) One key takeaway: though progress is being made, it is slower than most management teams want. Another key takeaway: measuring and tracking ID&E data is imperative to promoting ID&E growth in tech. Marredia Crawford and Autumn Sharp walk us through several important considerations for tech employers looking to advance their ID&E goals--from the necessity of using a data-informed strategy, to legal and employee trust issues around ID&E data collection, to the benefits of pay equity audits and employee resource groups. Whether you are starting a new program or looking to improve an existing ID&E initiative, this webcast is a great guide.

  • On-Demand
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  • 30
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  • 10/26/24
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Independence, Investigations, and Legal Ethics

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

A discussion between three experts regarding unbiased and independent workplace investigatons, which includes 1 hour of ethics credit. Speakers (bios linked):  Amy Oppenheimer, Founder and Partner of Oppenheimer Investigations Group, a California law firm Mark Tuft, Certified Legal Malpractice Specialist and Partner at Womble Bond Dickinson Tanya Venter, Advocate of the High Court and CEO of Tokiso   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting   If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 8/21/24
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Interactivity Tips for the “Occasional” Teacher

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

2020 saw teachers of all stripes (some who professed being novices to technology) rise to the challenge of online learning. They met the demands of an extraordinary time, as did their students. And they did so much more—virtual office hours where no business could be discussed, online games, parties, graduations. That online expertise can be daunting for those who teach online only occasionally, so BJI collected some resources and tips for those “occasional teachers” who seek to make their online presentations more interactive. Want more? Join Berkeley Judicial Institute’s Director of Judicial Education Denise Neary and SMU Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Professor and Richard R. Lee Endowed Professor of Law Beth Thornburg as they consider some tips and techniques (break-out rooms, chat, games, polls) the “occasional” teacher can borrow to make online teaching more engaging and fun. Review BJI’s interactivity tips and tricks document here! This course does not offer CLE credit.

  • On-Demand
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  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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International Patent Litigation Year in Review (for US attorneys)

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Area: IP Litigation   Speakers: Steve Carlson, Robins Kaplan Alexander Harguth, Preu Bohlig   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 6/13/23
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International Trademark Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 4 Focus Areas: IP Litigation IP Procurement & Protection   Speakers: Vojtech Chloupek, Bird & Bird Pin-Ping Oh, Bird & Bird   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 6/28/23
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Internet and Computer Law Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Area: IP, Tech, & Life Sciences Transactions IP Litigation   Speaker: Ian Ballon, Greenberg Traurig   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 78
    Min.
  • 6/15/23
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Interplay with OCSSP Rules in the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

27th Annual BTLJ-BCLT Symposium: From the DMCA to the DSA Tutorial “The EU Digital Services Act – Overview and Central Features”   Speaker: João Quintais, University of Amsterdam

  • On-Demand
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  • 27
    Min.
  • 10/7/24
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IP Remedies

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 4 Focus Areas: IP Litigation IP Procurement & Protection   Speakers: Mark Mao, Boies Schiller Flexner Bijal Vakil, Allen & Overy   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 6/27/23
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ITC Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Area: IP Litigation   Speaker: Lisa Kattan, Baker Botts   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 6/14/23
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Joining a Cyber & Privacy Practice Group: What To Expect

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Presented by Baker McKenzie Thinking about privacy and data regulation as a career path?  What does that path really look like?  And what will it look like in a few years?  Privacy law is one of the fastest developing and changing areas of law.  Understanding what that means for a career path can be challenging.  This session provides important guidance. Speakers: Cynthia Cole, Baker McKenzie Brittney Justice, Baker McKenzie

  • On-Demand
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  • 33
    Min.
  • 10/4/24
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Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

University of Newcastle (Australia) Dean Tania Sourdin’s new book, Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence, is described: “New and emerging technologies are reshaping justice systems and transforming the role of judges. The impacts vary according to how structural reforms take place and how courts adapt case management processes, online dispute resolution systems and justice apps. Significant shifts are also occurring with the development of more sophisticated forms of Artificial Intelligence that can support judicial work or even replace judges. These developments, together with shifts towards online court processes are explored in Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence.” Dean Sourdin will introduce her research, discuss that work with Berkeley Center for Law and Technology’s Peter Menell and engage with the audience on these key issues for justice. This course does not offer CLE credit.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Judicial Evaluation: Seeking honest feedback

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

How do judges seeking evaluation get honest feedback? Join Berkeley Judicial Institute for a discussion of ideas and techniques judges seeking feedback might consider. —U.S. Bankruptcy Judge William J. Lafferty III (ND/CA)—MN District Court Judge Kevin Burke (retired)—CA Associate Justice Carin T. Fujisaki—Federal Judicial Center Director of Research Beth Wiggins Your ideas, concerns and questions are welcome! This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Judicial Mentoring

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Join Berkeley Judicial Institute, Judge Charles Clevert (ret.) and Chief Judge Pamela Pepper as we discuss all things judicial mentoring. The panel will talk about: - Judicial mentoring basics, formal and informal - Serving as judicial mentors - How has being mentored helped them - How has serving as a mentor helped them CLE credit available

  • On-Demand
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  • 75
    Min.
  • 7/17/24
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Judicial Stress and Resiliency: 2021 Pandemic Holiday Edition

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Is judging during the pandemic different from what you expected when you became a judge? Do you seek stronger connections with your work and with your colleagues?  Have the recent setbacks in many reopening plans been a new source of disappointment and stress? It’s worth reflecting on these issues as we approach a new year, particularly since the winter holidays typically are a challenging time for many of us. In 2020 and 2021, the Berkeley Judicial Institute offered four webinars on judicial temperament. These programs offered perspective that we hope will be helpful to judges at any time. The ongoing stresses of the pandemic encourage us to offer (at least) one more. In this program we will focus on these ongoing stresses and how judges are coping—and can cope—with them, regardless of the temperamental traits you bring to the bench. Join Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI’s Executive Director, and Professor Terry Maroney as they devote a full program to answering questions submitted by you and that they’ve encountered in their many recent conversations with judges about the impact of the pandemic on judicial stress and resilience.   This course does not offer CLE credit.    

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  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Judicial Temperament (Part 1)

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

“Sober as a judge” is a trope for good reason, but there has been little serious study about the elements of judicial temperament. Most people who have spent time in court can think of both positive and negative examples of judicial behavior, but developing a psychological framework for understanding that behavior is surprisingly difficult.  As virtual proceedings provide more transparency, judges are on public view to a greater extent than ever before.  What should viewers be looking for? Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI Executive Director, and Professor Terry Maroney will discuss Professor Maroney’s cutting edge research on this topic. Access Professor Maroney’s Article: (What We Talk About When We Talk About) Judicial Temperament This course does not offer CLE credit.  

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  • 60
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Judicial Temperament Part 3: Emotional Regulation and Judicial Behavior

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

How do parties, lawyers and the public hope that judges will behave in court? How can judges sharpen their understanding of their emotional responses to their often difficult jobs and regulate those responses in a way that supports an appropriate judicial demeanor? Join Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI’s Executive Director, and Professor Terry Maroney as they discuss Professor Maroney’s work and consider how her study and observation can help judges in the courtroom. This course does not offer CLE credit.  

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  • 80
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Judicial Temperament Questions (and Answers)

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

In 2020, BJI offered three programs on judicial temperament. July 15September 9December 2 Some common audience questions during the programs were: How do I recognize my temperamental traits as a judge? What is my temperamental “envelope of possibility” for change, and how can I make the most of it? How can I use this knowledge to change the temperature of an interaction in court? What techniques for regulating emotion do judicial colleagues find particularly effective? Join Judge Jeremy Fogel, BJI’s Executive Director, and Professor Terry Maroney as they devote an entire program to YOUR questions about judicial temperament. Submit your questions in advance here, bji@law.berkeley.edu, or ask them during the program. This course does not offer CLE credit.  

  • On-Demand
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  • 85
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Korean Data Protection Commission Lunch Talk

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

This program does not offer CLE Presented by BCLT, KLC, & PrivLAB Join us for a fireside discussion with Professor Haksoo Ko and Professor Paul Schwartz that will cover topics such as the European Union’s awarding of the coveted “adequacy” status to Korea. This decision permits the free flow of personal information between the EU and the Republic of Korea.  You will also be able to learn more about Korea’s approach to AI and recent experiments in the self-regulation of online platforms overseen by the Privacy Commission. Speaker: Haksoo Ko is the Chairperson of the Korean Data Protection Commission and a law professor at Seoul National University, School of Law. Professor Ko was appointed as Chairperson by the President of South Korea, Yoon Suk-yeol.   

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  • 51
    Min.
  • 10/8/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 1

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

The Eastern District provides us with a side-by-side comparison of motions for amending contentions. Together, these decisions illustrate the important facts for both sides. Judge Gilstrap also provides us with a wonderful example of what it takes to win a 12(c) motion and strike down a patent under 101. Compare this outcome to Judge Albright's "uphill scrabble" to win a Rule 12 motion on 101. Finally, Judge Albright gives updated guidance on alternative service and about modifying his model protective orders. Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 2

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Judge Gilstrap shows his work when calculating enhanced damages on remand. For anyone looking at enhanced damages and ongoing royalties, this case is illustrative.  Sounding somewhat ominous, Judge Gilstrap explains the limits of a FRAND determination and the boundaries the court will not cross. The requirement for Infringement contentions varies from judge to judge even when the rule is exactly the same. Judge Schroeder adds to our knowledge by providing important and specific guidance on the scope of infringement contentions. In the Western District, Judge Albright continues to refine his local rules and issue procedural rulings. From protective orders to confidentiality designations, these procedural opinions are invaluable for those practicing in his court. My favorite opinion this week revolves around his view of 30(b)(6) topics. The opinion includes a list of 30(b)(6) topics that I wouldn't advise using.  Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.      

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 3

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 3 Lex Luthor and alleged jury misconduct lead this week’s program. The final judgement in VLSI, one of Judge Albright’s first, provides us with a glimpse into this post-trial world. These motions also illustrate the coming fight over unclean hands and the Fortress business model. Definitely worth watching! Beyond VLSI, WDTX gives us an important new case on venue. This case gives us the best view into the court’s current thinking.  Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 4

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Description: Judge Albright continues to provide detailed guidance on the often maddening day-to-day tasks of patent litigation. This guidance can both streamline a case and reduce the costs of litigation—but only if attorneys follow it. For example, we get detailed guidance on the court's approach to court costs, discovery of unnamed products, protective order changes, and counting interrogatories. We even get an interesting case on establishing venue by pointing to employees working at home. And maybe the most illustrative cases this time come from a pair of cases discussing motions to stay—one from Waco and one from Austin. Is a motion for preliminary injunction going to be a prerequisite going forward? Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 30
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 5

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Once again, Michael Smith highlights some key learning points from the Texas courts, including: Same plaintiff, different judges, different outcomes--What lessons can we learn from the Sonrai cases and the different decisions in Waco and Austin?   A delicate balancing act between asking the otherside to create new documents and asking the other side to explain their financial documents.  Can we really find a rule of reasonableness? LinkedIn abuse--A sharp rebuke about venue gamesmanship and the misuse of LinkedIn profiles. A textbook case for striking portions of an expert opinion. Judge Gilstrap explains his views on discovery of negotiation agreements and litigation funding documents. Past or present--what are the venue impacts of a closed facility? Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.    

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 45
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 6

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

If not Waco, then where?  Is another Texas hotspot emerging? And a pair of sanctions decisions that should get your attention -- one on late disclosure and one on violating a patent prosecution bar. Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.  

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 35
    Min.
  • 2/19/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 7

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Trial prep and discovery fights continue in Waco, and there still is a lot to learn. For example, the court doesn't take kindly to a company claiming that it cannot identify its own suppliers. Another great lesson—the court will enhance damages for willful infringement but only over portions of the infringement period. And yet another great lesson—the Waco court continues to transfer big-name defendants when they make their case.   What of the Austin division? Austin judges may be receptive to stays, but they are showing a strong resemblance to other Texas judges when it comes to deferring to the jury. In this highly-instructive case, an Austin judge refuses to strike expert damages testimony, letting the jury make the ultimate decision. Finally, the lesson of the week comes from the Eastern District: don't be unreasonable. In denying a motion to compel, the court twice scolded the plaintiff for refusing to narrow, "even modestly," its discovery requests. This is a great case for understanding the limits on interrogatory breadth. Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 3/6/24
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Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith | Episode 8

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Is Judge Albright inviting a fight between the 5th Circuit and Federal Circuit?  Sharp language suggesting that the Federal Circuit is ignoring 5th Circuit law on venue suggests so.  What does this mean for briefing tactics?  Should parties start featuring 5th circuit law in preparation for a new mandamus strategy? Speaker: Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone   Texas is home to over 40% of all patent litigation. And with that many on-going cases, important changes happen weekly. To keep you updated, Michael Smith, author of the award winning edtexweblog.com, shares both his research and his local perspective about what's happening around the entire state. Explore our full series of Last Week in Texas with Michael Smith webinars on B-CLE.

  • On-Demand
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 3/21/24
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Law Clerk Diversity Study

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Please join Berkeley Judicial Institute’s Executive Director Judge Jeremy Fogel, Professor Mary Hoopes and Associate Justice Goodwin Liu for a discussion of the results of the law clerk diversity study BJI just released.   This work considered why, despite good faith efforts, there is a persistent lack of diversity in law clerk hiring in the federal courts, particularly at the appellate level. This course does not provide CLE credit

  • On-Demand
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  • 60
    Min.
  • 6/6/24
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Life Sciences Transactions Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 4 Focus Area: IP, Tech, & Life Sciences Transactions   Speakers: Melanie Neary, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Todd Trattner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 55
    Min.
  • 6/26/23
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Life Sciences Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 2 Focus Areas: IP, Tech, & Life Sciences Transactions IP Litigation   Speakers: Natalie Kennedy, Weil, Gotshal & Manges Edward Reines, Weil, Gotshal & Manges   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.

  • Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Min.
  • 6/14/23
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Linking Compensation to Diversity Equity & Inclusion

  • Author/Instructor:  Diversity Lab

On January 26, 2022, 2021 Inclusion Blueprint Champions Baker Botts, Cooley, Jenner & Block, and Reed Smith discussed their trailblazing efforts to align compensation-based rewards with their strongly held values to grow and support diversity and inclusivity Speakers: Caren Ulrich Stacy, Diversity Lab (host)Gina Passarella Cipriani, The American Lawyer (moderator)John Iino, Reed SmithChrista Sandford, Baker BoltsAmie Santos, CooleyKatya Jestin, Jenner & Block

  • On-Demand
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  • 60
    Min.
  • 5/5/24
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Mass Tort Litigation Management in Bankruptcy Court

  • Author/Instructor:  BJI

Nearly four decades have passed since the birth of a radical experiment in procedural collectivism: using chapter 11 bankruptcy to manage mass tort litigation, starting with Johns Manville (asbestos) and A.H. Robins (Dalkon Shield IUD). Today, lawyers in mass tort bankruptcies routinely assert that bankruptcy is the only forum that offers complete resolution and global peace. Could it really be that the bankruptcy system is the right home for these disputes? Is there something inherent in the bankruptcy system that has caused, or at least facilitated, this apparent expansion?  What are the institutional limitations on any type of court to tackle the problems these cases raise?  Bankruptcy Judge William J. Lafferty, District Judge Frank W. Volk and Professor Melissa Jacoby discuss why so many controversial mass tort cases find their way to bankruptcy court, and consider how the courts might respond. This course does not offer CLE credit.    

  • On-Demand
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  • 75
    Min.
  • 1/1/24
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Maximizing #MeToo: Intersectionality and the movement against sexual harassment

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Professor Jamillah Williams from Georgetown Law Center (US) discusses how #MeToo and the resulting legal activity has not done enough to protect women of color, particularly black women, immigrant women of color, and low wage workers, with some proposals for reform.   If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

  • On-Demand
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  • 60
    Min.
  • 7/24/24
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Monitoring and Tracking Client Team Diversity & Direct Access

  • Author/Instructor:  Diversity Lab

On March 29, 2022, leaders from US Bank and 2021 Inclusion Blueprint Champions Orrick, Reed Smith, and Winston & Strawn discussed the processes and practices that leading law firms are taking in partnership with their clients to ensure their teams are inclusive and diverse. Speakers: Caren Ulrich Stacy, Diversity Lab (host)Gina Passarella Cipriani, The American Lawyer (moderator)Siobhan Handley, OrrickTyree Jones, Reed SmithSylvia James, Winston & StrawnBernardine Lai, US Bank

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  • 60
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  • 5/5/24
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Part I: Preparing for an Effective Settlement Agreement

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Part 1 of 3: A good settlement can provide effective resolution for your client, while a bad one can be a disaster. Experienced practitioners will discuss a wide range of practice tips to help you guide your client into an effective settlement agreement when litigated a sexual harassment, sexual assault/battery, gender discrimination and/or harassment case.   Speakers (bios linked): Beth W. Mora, Mora Employment Law (Moderator) Maha Ibrahim, Senior Attorney, Litigation & Policy, Equal Rights Advocates Wendy Musell, Wendy Musell Law Jean Hyams, Levy Vinick Burrell Hyams LLP Toni J. Jaramilla, Toni Jaramilla, A Professional Corporation   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

  • On-Demand
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  • 85
    Min.
  • 8/28/24
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Part II: Settlements: Terms, Terms, & Terms – Language Matters

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Part 2 of 3: A good settlement can provide effective resolution for your client, while a bad one can be a disaster. Experienced practitioners will discuss a wide range of practice tips to help you guide your client into an effective settlement agreement when litigated a sexual harassment, sexual assault/battery, gender discrimination and/or harassment case.   Speakers (bios linked): Beth W. Mora, Mora Employment Law (Moderator) Maha Ibrahim, Senior Attorney, Litigation & Policy, Equal Rights Advocates Wendy Musell, Wendy Musell Law Jean Hyams, Levy Vinick Burrell Hyams LLP Toni J. Jaramilla, Toni Jaramilla, A Professional Corporation Mia Munro, Genie Harrison Law Firm, APC   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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  • 8/24/24
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Part III: Settlements & Keeping the Post Break-Up Clean

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Part 3 of 3: A good settlement can provide effective resolution for your client, while a bad one can be a disaster. Experienced practitioners discuss a wide range of practice tips to help you guide your client into an effective settlement agreement when litigated a sexual harassment, sexual assault/battery, gender discrimination and/or harassment case. Speakers (bios linked): Beth W. Mora, Mora Employment Law (Moderator) Maha Ibrahim, Senior Attorney, Litigation & Policy, Equal Rights Advocates Wendy Musell, Wendy Musell Law Mia Munro, Genie Harrison Law Firm, APC   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

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  • 16
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  • 8/28/24
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Patent Case Management Year in Review

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Week 4 Focus Area: IP Litigation   Speakers: Azra Hadzimehmedovic, Tensegrity Michael Smith, Scheef & Stone Kiley White, Tensegrity   Have specific questions regarding a topic? Please feel free to contact the speakers in the hyperlinks provided. View the Agenda and Focus Area Categories of BCLT's IP & Tech Month 2023.  

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  • 73
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  • 6/27/23
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Pathways for the future

  • Author/Instructor:  BCLT

Panel 4: The final panel, which offers some suggestions for the future of biometrics regulation. Legal experts, social science researchers, human rights experts and humanitarian workers from across the world discuss what values and legal principles should be included in biometrics regulations to balance innovation with privacy and ethics.

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  • 58
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  • 10/16/24
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Post-Dobbs and Title IX’s protections for pregnant students

  • Author/Instructor:  Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law

Denise Oldham introduces speakers Bayliss Fiddiman (she/her) and Leila Abolfazli (she/her) from the National Women’s Law Center. The panel discusses the interaction between Title IX’s protections for pregnant students and laws in some states that restrict and/or criminalize abortion, in the post Dobbs v. Jackson women’s health era.   Speakers (bios linked): Denise Oldham, Co-Director of the Sexual Harassment and Violence Working Group of the Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality & Anti-Discrimination Law (moderator) Leila Abolfazli, National Women's Law Center Bayliss Fiddiman, National Women's Law Center   Thank you to our conference benefactors: Oppenheimer Investigations Group, LLP Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, A Professional Law Corporation Lozano Smith, Attorneys at Law SCR Investigations Inc. Noel Workplace Consulting     If you need assistance accessing any of this information, please contact Charlie Tsunoda at charlietsunoda@berkeley.edu

  • On-Demand