Best Practices in IP Recordal Management: Reducing Costs and Managing the Risk in an IP Recordal Project - CPA event
From: 8 May 2008 To: 8 May 2008
Region: USA
IP portfolios represent a significant organizational asset. Like other assets, IP often changes ownership several times during the period of enforcement. Events such as a transfer of ownership or changes against the official record must be properly and timely reflected at the respective PTO offices.
Verifying chain of title, processing formal documents, obtaining signatures, fulfilling legalizations, getting cost certainty and managing the correspondence with local counsel are just some of the activities that can create bottlenecks to completing this work. Therefore, it is critical to implement a systematic process and procedures to ensure this work is properly managed and completed.
In this one hour discussion, learn best practices in successfully updating ownership information in a global portfolio and how to avoid the pitfalls and setbacks that are common to this type of work.
Webinar Contributors:
Stacey Gross, IP Paralegal, Millipore Corporation
Stacey currently handles domestic and foreign patents and trademarks for Millipore Corporation. Prior to joining Millipore, Stacey’s paralegal and management experience in patents and trademarks was with the law firms of Hamilton, Book, Smith & Reynolds, P.C. and Bowditch & Dewey, LLP.
Tammi Maguire, Esq., IP Recordal Specialist, CPA North America
Tammi oversees all IP Recordal projects for CPA North America. She works closely with clients as well as Operations to assure quality and efficiency in the completion of all projects. Tammi was previously engaged in the private practice of law.
For more information, please contact
Lee Bischoff 571-227-7039.
This event is approved for 1 Hour of CLE Credit with the California.
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