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Seminar

Federal Circuit Mock Argument

September 18, 2014

Atlanta, GA

IP Section of the State Bar of Georgia

Finnegan attorney Jeffrey Freeman will present a Federal Circuit Mock Argument in front of Judges Prost, Moore, and Taranto at the State Bar of Georgia Intellectual Property Section IP Law Institute. For more information, or to register, please see the State Bar of Georgia’s website.

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