http://www.lesusacanada.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=953241&group=160100
Program: Digital health devices are rapidly becoming a key sector of the medical device space. This revolution begs us to understand IP and licensing issues that are being presented as a result of this newly emerging field. In this webinar, we will explore how digital health looks today and what are some changes we can expect in the near to distant future. Objectives:
0 Comments
By: Ashley Sloat, Ph.D. In an interesting opinion in Matal v. Tam, the USPTO will now start issuing disparaging trademarks. In my opinion, the lack of registration of a mark does not prevent someone from using the mark (i.e., does not inhibit free speech), it just means that the federal government will not allow certain protections guaranteed under trademark law for use of the mark. Looks like the Washington Redskins might be able to once more protect their brand under trademark law.
By: Ashley Sloat, Ph.D. In this segment, we discuss use case and length of protection for patents. We also briefly touch on patentability versus freedom-to-operate - a common source of confusion for inventors. By: Ashley Sloat, Ph.D. In this segment, we discuss use case and length of protection for copyright, trademark, and trade secret. |
Ashley Sloat, Ph.D.Startups have a unique set of patent strategy needs - so let this blog be a resource to you as you embark on your patent strategy journey. Archives
September 2024
Categories |