The AIPF 2014 Annual Meeting took place from September 28-30 at the Washington Plaza Hotel in Washington, D.C. The conference, entitled “IP Boutiques at the Crossroads of Legal Expertise and Client Value,” provided attendees with a well-rounded conference focused on the latest legal and business management topics.
From Leapfrog to Livescribe to Your Eyes Only: A Journey of Invention, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The Patent Pendulum: Navigating Challenges, Uncertainty and Lack of Uniformity
Non-Traditional Marks
Exploring Ethical Patent Licensing
Update from the USPTO
Generation Ys and Millenials
Ethics and Money
Walk a Mile in Our Shoes
AIA Pioneers
Erika Arner, Finnegan, Henderson, Farrabow, Garrett & Dunner, United States
Jennifer Bailey, Erise IP, United States
Martin Zoltick, Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Manbeck, United States
Small Firm, Big Client
Design Patents and Utility Models: A Comparison of IP Coverage in Key Countries
“Who Cares” The Congressional View of Intellectual Property and the Future of Patent Reform
Ambush Marketing in the Context of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
The year's schedule also included several presentations that are part of the AIPF's Brand of Excellence program. These topics focused on the management, development and marketing of specialized IP law firms.
Social Media for the Attorney: Is it Worth Your Time? Ways to Maximize Your Use of and Presence on Social Media
Blogging for Lawyers: Getting Started and Making it Work
The Must Have Apps for IP Lawyers
Beyond Solutions: How Wisdom Selling Wins
Paper and Pen Note-Taking Presents Limitations in an Increasingly Digital World
Listen to Clients to Adapt to the New Legal Marketplace
Brand Your IP Firm