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| 2nd Annual Intellectual Property Symposium
The Intellectual Property Committee of The Florida Bar Business Law Section and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, Intellectual Property Program is proud to bring this advance CLE program presented by leading practitioners, academics, in-house attorneys and representatives of the PTO and Copyright Office. This review of intellectual property will include a look at the story behind the $21 Million Verdict in Powell vs. Home Depot, the Gene Patent Controversy, Licensing and Endorsements in Sports (and Entertainment), Intellectual Property Protection vs. The First Amendment and Bankruptcy.
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| 3rd Annual Intellectual Property Law Symposium
Come hear Anne Gilson LaLonde, Chief Litigation Counsel for the Software and Information Industry Association Scott Bain, noted TTABlog® Author John Welch and a host of other distinguished law professors and practitioners address the hottest topics in IP at the Third Annual IP Symposium in Orlando, March 1-2, 2012. The IP Symposium is an exciting advanced CLE program addressing recent developments and important issues in IP law, including:
Perspectives on the America Invents Act, Copyright Law and the First Sale Doctrine, Third Party Liability in IP, Enforcing IP on the Internet, Latest Developments in Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Law, and Recent Developments at the TTAB.
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| Bankruptcy Law & Practice: View from the Bench 2011
This course is designed to provide the practitioner with a look from the judicial perspective. Subjects covered will be: Consumer & BAPCPA Issues, Professional Fees & Chapter 11 Issues and Practice Pointers: A Judicial Perspective.
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| Bankruptcy Law & Practice: View from the Bench
This Audio CD set is designed to provide the practitioner with a look from the judicial perspective. Subjects covered will be: Consumer & BAPCPA Issues, Professional Fees & Chapter 11 Issues and Practice Pointers from a Judicial Perspective.
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| Fundamentals of Franchising
This seminar will cover the following topics: Intellectual Property Issues, Structuring the Franchise
Registration and Disclosure, Antitrust Issues, Litigation and Franchise Relationship Laws, Representing the Franchisee.
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Effective March 6, 2010, new lawyers or members that have not yet completed their three Basic CLE course component of the Basic Skills Course Requirement (BSCR), Rule 6-12, Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, will be able to fulfill this requirement either by attending a live Basic CLE presentation or participating in the 24/7 online CLE version of the Basic program and obtaining a certificate of completion. This online CLE option will replace the previously offered video replays. Live webcasts/virtual seminars, audio-CD and video-DVD programs will not satisfy this requirement. You can register for upcoming live seminars or participate in the 24/7 On-line CLE at your convenience and any time, 24 hours a day, by accessing The Florida Bar CLE website at www.floridabar.org/CLE.
The in-person attendance requirement for Practicing with Professionalism has not changed.
The expanded delivery method option for satisfying the BSCR only affects those attorneys who have not yet completed the BSCR. To verify your compliance and reporting dates, please check our website at www.floridabar.org/cler.
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