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Panel Discussion

The International Series

November 29-30, 2012

London, United Kingdom

Federal Circuit Bar Association (FCBA)

Finnegan is a National Leaders Colleague sponsor of the Federal Circuit Bar Association’s global IP forum. Finnegan partner Greg Gramenopoulos will participate in the panel discussion “Change in the Subject Matter Areas: Patent.” The program will take place at Guildhall in London, United Kingdom. For more information, please see FCBA’s website.

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