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for Israeli Companies
Journey 2011 Conference in Tel Aviv
Breakfast Session
2 November 2011
In the last few months, major companies have spent billions of dollars acquiring large patent portfolios. Surprisingly, analysts have pointed out that in each instance, the value of each portfolio lies in just a few patents.
In the meantime, entire industries are at war, with companies suing each other over a handful of their most powerful patents. The lessons here are that all patents are not created equal. Some convey huge value, and others can be dead wood.
During this breakfast session, Finnegan partners Jeff Berkowitz and Gerson Panitch will explain how to distinguish strong from weak patents, and how, with strategic foresight and business planning, your company can skew its portfolio to patents that will be noticed by competitors, investors, and potential partners.
This breakfast session is by invitation only. Space is extremely limited.
To request an invitation, please click here.
Time
8:15 - Gathering
8:45-10:00 - Session
Where
Hilton Tel Aviv hotel - King Solomon hall
Finnegan is the largest IP firm in the world practicing all aspects of patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret law, including counseling, prosecution, licensing, and litigation. The firm also represents clients on IP issues related to international trade, strategic patent planning, portfolio management, the Internet, e-commerce, government contracts, antitrust, and unfair competition. For more information about Finnegan contact Gerson Panitch at +972-3-7219629 or gerson.panitch@finnegan.com.