Banner Witcoff is a proud sponsor of the PTAB Bar Association Annual Conference in Washington, DC. The PTAB Bar Association Annual Conference, March 14-15 will bring together practitioners, in-house counsel, and members of the bench for a dynamic discussion of Patent Trial Appeal Board (PTAB) best practices, recent developments and trends, policy considerations, and more.…
Christopher Renk, Partner, Banner & Witcoff, Ltd. and Brian Fogarty, Vice President, Global IP Litigation and Brand Protection, NIKE, Inc. present the Association of Corporate Counsel Chicago Chapter Downtown Lunch Program, “Holistic IP Litigation: One Size Rarely Fits All” Intellectual property litigation is often expensive, time consuming and can be disruptive to business. These…
Aseet Patel presents Clear Law Institute Webinar, “How to Launch Your Internet of Things (IoT) Invention Without Getting Sued for Patent Infringement” on February 21, 2019. In his tongue in cheek titled webinar, Mr. Patel will discuss how to minimize the risk of an intellectual property lawsuit sinking your Internet of Things (IoT) product launch. …
Marc Cooperman will speak on a panel, “Online Platforms: Trademark Rights and Relevance” at the 10th Annual McCarthy Institute Trademark symposium, “Trademark Law and Its Challenges 2019,” at the NYU School of Law in New York, NY. Banner & Witcoff is a sponsor of the one-day symposium, which brings together brand owners, trademark attorneys and public…
Scott M. Kelly presents “Patent Law Year in Review 2018” to The District of Columbia Bar in Washington, D.C. Mr. Kelly and co-presenter Andrew Sommer of Winston & Strawn will discuss significant patent case law developments that occurred in 2018, including those from the Supreme Court, Federal Circuit, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board, and offer insights…
Banner & Witcoff sponsors Chicago Women in IP’s annual Post-Holiday Dinner at the Allegro Hotel. Chicago Women in IP, or ChiWIP, is committed to the connection, promotion and success of women in all stages of practice of every facet in the intellectual property community. Click here for more information.
Sarah A. Kagan presents Strafford webinar, “Blocking Patents: Impact of Acorda Therapeutics on Obviousness Analysis” Ms. Kagan and her co-presenters, Mark Kachner, partner at Knobbe Martens, and Kevin E. Noonan, partner at McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff, will discuss the expanded doctrine of blocking patents. They will examine the Acorda decision and secondary considerations. They will also…
Banner Witcoff sponsored the November North Shore Corporate Intellectual Property Roundtable program in Northbrook, Ill.
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