In-House Committee Activities

On April 30, the In-House Committee sponsored a roundtable discussion of freedom to operate practice. It was a grey day outside, but none of the over 30 participants had to brave the weather. Instead, we gathered on a videoconference and discussed how to ensure our clients can sell the results of their development efforts without running afoul of third party patents. The topics ranged from how to balance budget and litigation risk to how to monitor the patent landscape. We look forward to seeing everyone in person soon and are glad that technology exists for us to gather as a community and learn from each other!

In-House Committee Co-Chairs

Cristin Berkey, TCR2 Therapeutics, Inc. Valarie Rosen, Cabot Corporation

Valarie Rosen leading In-House Practice Committee meeting

In-House Committee Activities

Melanie Porter

NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE

Volume 51, Issue 2

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Table of Contents

2020 Ⓒ Boston Patent Law Association

Index

Community Calendar

Table of Contents

Message from the President Michael Bergman

Message from the Editor-in-Chief

Recap of the BPLA Webinar with USPTO Director Iancu

Lessons on Inherency Challenges After

Hospira v. Fresenius Kabi USA

PTAB Launches the Legal Experience and Advancement Program (LEAP) for the Next Generation of Patent Practitioners

Signing Documents Electronically

The Case Law Club’s Virtual Discussion of

Hulu v. Sound View Innovations

In Memoriam Q. Todd Dickinson

The Supreme Court Upends the First Circuit’s Approach to Recovery of Defendant’s Profits Under the Lanham Act

United States Patent Office Finds Artificial Intelligence System Cannot Be An Inventor

The Pirates of Precedence, or How a Modest Copyright Case Could Affect Controversial Supreme Court Cases

Diversity Committee Meeting

BPLA Legislative Committee Holds Discussion on COVID-19 IP and Legislative Issues

Community Calendar

Officers and Board of Governors

In-House Committee Activities

Welcome Foreign Associates

Job Listings