NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
Volume 50, Issue 3
Message from the Editor-in-Chief
By Daniel Young, Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.
Daniel Young
Dear Colleagues,
In this edition, we provide a recap of our annual Judges Dinner, which was held in June at the Moakley Courthouse and honored U.S. District Court Judge George A. O’Toole, Jr. with the BPLAs 2019 Distinguished Public Service Award.  We provide a recap of our well-attended summer rooftop outing overlooking Boston Harbor at the Envoy Hotel.  We also report on committee activities, including the Case Law and In House committees, and share guest posts from colleagues abroad with updates on new procedural changes at the EPO and patentability of diagnostic methods in Australia.  In addition, this edition includes announcements concerning upcoming events, members on the move, and other matters of interest to our membership. We thank our contributors for their time and attention to enriching this Newsletter. Further thanks to BPLA administrator, Constance Brennan, and the staff of Readz for their collective efforts in producing this edition.
Respectfully,
Daniel Young
Editor-In-Chief
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Members on the Move
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Job listings
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Inhouse Meeting on Practical Measures for Protecting Trade Secrets
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Summer Outing Rooftop Party
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Patent Holders, Protect Your IP with These Tips on Patent Term Adjustment
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Community Calendar
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Message from the Editor-in-Chief
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Boston Patent Law Association Judges Dinner Honors The Honorable George A. O’Toole, Jr. and Draws Over 200 in the Patent Law Community.
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Patent Seekers. The Patent Searchers.
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Case Law: Google v Oracle
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2019 BPLA Annual Meeting - SAVE THE DATE!
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Umass Club Join Today!
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Officers and Board of Governors
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New Rules of Procedure at the EPO Boards of Appeal – what does this mean for patentees and opponents?
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Sequenom v Ariosa: Methods of diagnosis held patentable in Australia
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Life Sciences IP Due Diligence Summit
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Strategies For Patenting AI Innovations In Life Sciences
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