july 9
Traditional and Non-traditional Uses
of Experts in Patent Matters: Heads up... the expert could
be you!
It is well known that experts are used
as testifying witnesses during patent litigations. However,
there are numerous other ways in which experts--from a wide
variety of disciplines--are
used in patent matters that have nothing to do with testifying
at trials. Mr. Kurin will discuss how he and his colleagues rely
on experts to increase the value of their clients’ intellectual
property rights, and to avoid infringing on other companies’ intellectual
property rights.
Speaker: Jeffrey R. Kurin, Esq.
Partner, Fliesler Meyer, LLP. San Francisco
Jeffrey Kurin counsels clients in various technical fields,
including digital and analog circuits, medical devices, communication
systems, computer architecture, computer software, e-commerce
and Internet applications and mechanical devices. His main focus
is on obtaining patents for his clients. Jeffrey is a member of
the State Bar of California (2002), the State Bar of Virginia
(1997), the District of Columbia Bar (1999), and is registered
to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (1997).
He earned his degree in Electrical Engineering from The George
Washington University, and his law degree from George Mason University
School of Law. Jeffrey’s firm, Fliesler Meyer LLP, was founded
in 1982 and specializes in the practice of intellectual property
law. |
Fior d'Italia
2237 Mason Street
San Remo Hotel
San Francisco, CA
6 PM |
members
only
