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Understanding the Domestic Industry Requirement at the ITC

January 23, 2013

Rochester, NY

Rochester Intellectual Property Law Association

Finnegan partner Andrew Riley will present an overview of ITC actions and compare similarities and differences between ITC and district court actions at the Rochester Intellectual Property Law Association January member meeting. The program will take place at the Rochester Club, in Rochester, New York. For more information, or to register, please see RIPLA’s website.

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