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- From: PILCH Hartmut phm@a2e.de
- Subject: [Patents] Lawyers organising swpat seminar under name of Oracle
- Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 14:38:05 +0200 (CEST)
Here a group of patent lawyers is co-organising a seminar with Orcacle
Corp. Oracle is represented by patent lawyers, and all the other speakers
are lawyers as well. In this case I would expect Oracle to appear as
rather pro-swpat (usually how a company appears on this issue is a matter
of what department is allowed to represent them), but the agenda still
seems to be giving ample room to swpat-critical viewpoints.
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George Washington University National Law Center
October 27, 2000
Lyon & Lyon LLP
and
Oracle Corporation
present
E-COMMERCE AND E-QUIVALANCE:
THE PROPER SCOPE OF INTERNET PATENTS
9:00 Welcome Steven J. Trachtenberg, President,
George Washington University
Sanjay Prasad, Chief Patent Counsel,
Oracle Corporation
James T. Carmichael, Partner,
Lyon & Lyon LLP
Academic Grant Winners
9:10 Introduction Professor Martin J. Adelman,
George Washington University
National Law Center Conference Chair
9:20 E-Commerce Professor Vincent Chiappetta,
Patent Land Grab Willamette University College of Law
Oracle/Lyon & Lyon grant winner
9:45 Internet Patents: Professor Margo Bagley,
Obvious By Analogy Emory University School of Law
Oracle/Lyon & Lyon grant winner
10:10 E-Obviousness Professor Glynn Lunney,
Tulane University School of Law
Oracle/Lyon & Lyon grant winner
10:35 Academic Critique Professor Jay Kesan,
University of Illinois Law School
Professor Mark D. Janis,
University of Illinois Law School
Professor Toshiko Takenaka,
Univ. of Washington Law School
10:50 Panel Discussion led by Professor Adelman
with Audience
11:30 LUNCH BREAK (on your own)
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U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Perspective On Internet Patents
1:00 Introduction
1:05 The Proper Scope Hon. Q. Todd Dickenson, Director,
of Internet U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Patents
1:25 Examination of Hon. Stephen Kunin, Assistant Commissioner
Business Method U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Patents
1:45 Q & A
1:55 Break
The Doctrine of Equivalence in Court
2:00 Introduction
2:15 The Doctrine of Hon. Paul R. Michel, U.S. Court of Appeals
Equivalents for the Federal Circuit
after Festo
2:30 View From the Robert W. Dickerson, Managing Partner,
Trenches: Lyon & Lyon LLP
Litigating the
Doctrine of Equivalents
2:45 Recommendations for Nancy J. Linck, Chief Patent Counsel,
The Evolution of Guilford Pharmaceuticals
the Doctrine of
Equivalents
3:00 Panel Discussion
3:25 Break
The Future of E-Quivalance
3:35 Introduction James T. Carmichael, Partner
Lyon & Lyon LLP
3:40 Software Patents Sanjay Prasad, Chief Patent Counsel,
Oracle Corporation
3:55 E-Commerce patents Jeffrey Brandt, Esq., patent counsel,
Priceline.com
4:10 Internet patents John Albright, patent counsel,
Network Solutions, Inc.
4:25 Panel Discussion
4:50 Wrap-up Professor Adelman
5:00 Reception Sponsored by Lyon & Lyon LLP and
The Oracle Corporation
- [Patents] Lawyers organising swpat seminar under name of Oracle, PILCH Hartmut phm
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