46th Annual IP Institute: Avoiding Ethical Wipeouts in IP Practice

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46th Annual IP Institute: Avoiding Ethical Wipeouts in IP Practice

Intellectual Property Law Section

Credit(s):

1 Participatory MCLE Credits
1 Legal Ethics

Course Number:

IP_Institute_2022_15

Original Program Date:

November 5, 2022

Duration:

59 minutes

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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This product is Passport Eligible

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Category: Intellectual Property Law, Closed Captioned Courses, Ethics

Category: Intellectual Property Law, Closed Captioned Courses, Ethics (show less)

This program covers the button ethics issues that IP attorneys confront on a regular basis. Topics include:

New rules and key opinions
Confidentiality and privilege in IP cases, including issues arising from protective order violations
Duty of loyalty and conflict issues that arise in IP cases
Duties related to candor to the USPTO and courts
Duties regarding third parties
Duties of supervisory and subordinate attorneys
USPTO OED rule changes and disciplinary decisions

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