Intellectual Property Basics: Resources to Support an IP Practice
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This document summarizes a presentation on intellectual property resources to support an IP practice. The presentation covered patent research databases, patent litigation databases, patent monitoring resources, patent and trademark office websites, secondary sources, free web resources, current awareness resources, blogs, and IP associations. Attendees would learn to use the identified resources to effectively respond to IP attorneys' needs, evaluate the resources' strengths and weaknesses for IP research, and take away a checklist of resources to guide IP searches. The presenters were from Fish & Richardson, Reed Smith LLP, and Squire Sanders and provided their contact information for follow up questions.
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- 1. #AALL13 A5: Intellectual Property Basics: Resources to Support an IP Practice Sunday July 14, 2013 11:15 am- 12:15 pm Room WSCC 618-620
- 2. #AALL13 Presenters Emily R. Florio Manager of Libraries Fish & Richardson Marguerita Young-Jones Senior Research Librarian Reed Smith LLP Scott D. Bailey Director of Research Services Squire Sanders (US) LLP
- 3. #AALL13 Takeaways Takeaway 1: Participants will be able to use the resources identified in the program to appropriately and effectively respond to the needs of their intellectual property (IP) attorneys. Takeaway 2: Participants will be able to evaluate the resources presented, identifying their strengths and weaknesses as applied to IP research. Takeaway 3: Participants will take away a checklist of resources to use as a guideline when deciding where to search for an intellectual property request.
- 4. #AALL13 Resource Areas Patent Research Databases Patent Litigation Research Databases Patent Litigation Monitoring Resources Patent & Trademark Office Websites Secondary Sources Free Web Resources Current Awareness Blogs Miscellaneous Patent Resources IP Associations
- 6. #AALL13 Patent Litigation Research Databases
- 7. #AALL13 Patent Litigation Monitoring Resources
- 8. #AALL13 Patent & Trademark Office Websites European Patent Office/Espacenet United States Patent and Trademark Office Mexico Office of Industrial Property Intellectual Property Office of Singapore WIPOs Directory of Countrys IP offices Japan Industrial Property Digital Library
- 9. #AALL13 Secondary Sources LexisNexis Matthew Bender Chisum on Patents Gilson on Trademark Protection & Practice Milgrim on Licensing Milgrim on Trade Secrets Nimmer on Copyright Patent Law Digest
- 10. #AALL13 Secondary Sources, contd Westlaw Patents/Trademarks/Designs & Utility Models throughout the World McCarthy on Trademarks & Unfair Competition Patent Damages Law & Practice Patry on Copyright Unfair Competition and the ITC
- 11. #AALL13 Secondary Sources, contd Wolters Kluwer/Aspen Publishers Brown Books/Manual for the Handling of Applications for Patents, Design & Trademark throughout the World Guide to TTAB Practice Goldstein on Copyright BloombergLaw/BloombergBNA Patent Law and Practice Harmon on Patents Pharmaceutical Patent Law
- 12. #AALL13 Free Web Resources www.pat2pdf.org www.patentbuddy.com www.patentfetcher.com www.patentlens.net www.patentmarvel.com
- 14. #AALL13 Blogs IPwatchdog.com Patently-O Patinformatics Wall Street Journal Law Blog
- 15. #AALL13 Miscellaneous Patent Resources Intellogist LegalMetric Process for Obtaining a Utility Patent Understanding Patentese: A Patent Glossary UNH IPMall USPTO Glossary of terms
- 17. #AALL13 Questions? Emily R. Florio Manager of Libraries Fish & Richardson florio@fr.com Marguerita Young-Jones Senior Research Librarian Reed Smith LLP myoungjones@reedsmith.com Scott D. Bailey Director of Research Services Squire Sanders (US) LLP scott.bailey@squiresanders.com
- 18. #AALL13 IP PLL-SIS Private Law Libraries SIS http://www.aallnet.org/sis/pllsis/ IP Subgroup- 際際滷s and handout will be posted here http://www.aallnet.org/sis/pllsis/Groups/ip.asp Contact Emily Florio (florio@fr.com; 617-368-2102) with questions/comments.