Many lawyers are familiar with the pitfalls of patent licensing in theory. Because we actually litigate the nuances of intellectual property licenses, we know the pitfalls of licensing theory in practice. We negotiate licenses for our clients to obtain the most valuable terms up front, and mitigate risks before they arise.
On October 5, 2023, Ed Tulin joined Judge Christopher J. Burke in a panel discussion on patent litigation best practices at the Practising Law Institute’s annual intellectual property forum, Patent Law Institute 2023. Ed was Judge Burke’s first term law clerk when he became a magistrate judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware in 2011.
On September 16, 2022, as part of TRTCLE’s Bridge the Gap Compliance Day for Newly Admitted Attorneys, Gish PLLC Partner Ed Tulin gave a 90-minute presentation entitled Navigating Discovery in Federal Litigation: Pitfalls, Perils, and Opportunities for Plaintiffs and Defendants. Ed’s presentation focused on best practices for pre-litigation preservation and conducting custodial interviews, skills relating to document review and harvesting, how to draft effective discovery requests and objections, and strategies for leveraging discovery during the latter stages of litigation. Ed’s presentation was recorded and will be available as part of TRTCLE’s video library.
On April 28, 2022, Ed Tulin moderated a panel discussion of the 10th Anniversary of the America Invents Act (AIA) at Practising Law Institute’s annual intellectual property forum, Patent Law Institute 2022: Critical Issues and Best Practices. The Panel discussed a host of topics issues relating to the consequences and developments that have occurred in the wake of the AIA’s passage, including the rise of inter partes review proceedings (and the recent role of procedural denials), a resurgence of ex parte reexamination proceedings, and covered business method review proceedings.
On April 29, 2021, Andrew Gish delivered a talk regarding Equitable Defenses to Patent Infringement at the San Francisco installment of Practising Law Institute’s annual intellectual property forum, Patent Law Institute 2021: Critical Issues and Best Practices. Mr. Gish’s presentation covered recent updates to equitable defenses including inequitable conduct, unclean hands, attorney fee awards under § 285, laches, equitable estoppel, assignor estoppel, and judicial estoppel.
On April 1, 2021, Andrew Gish delivered a talk regarding Equitable Defenses to Patent Infringement at the New York City installment of Practising Law Institute’s annual intellectual property forum, Patent Law Institute 2021: Critical Issues and Best Practices. Mr. Gish’s presentation covered recent updates to equitable defenses including inequitable conduct, unclean hands, attorney fee awards under § 285, laches, equitable estoppel, assignor estoppel, and judicial estoppel.
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