[On-site event] Patent Litigation in the United States Part 2
2023/ 12/ 12
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2023/11/15On-site seminar held on XNUMXth November, co-sponsored by Baker Botts LLP / FRONTEO Inc.,
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Points of attendance
Part1: Identifying, Protecting and Asserting Trade Secrets – a United States Litigator’s Perspective
Lisa Kattan and Jennifer Tempesta will provide an analysis of how best to identify and protect trade secrets on the one hand, and then also how to defend against trade secret claims on the other.
Part2: Underutilized Defenses in District Court and International Trade Commission Patent Litigation in the United States
Rob Maier and Mike Knierim will provide insight on creative strategies to utilize in defending against patent infringement assertions in different forums in the U.S. in order to more effectively end such cases earlier than typically expected.
Part3: How to Effectively Manage Electronic Discovery in United States Patent Litigation—A Cooperative Approach Between Law Firms and E-Discovery Support Services
Thomas Natsume of Baker Botts and Shiho Tanaka of FRONTEO will discuss best practices for collaboration between law firms and e-discovery providers in connection with discovery of electronically stored information in patent litigation.
Parts 2 will be conducted in English, and PartXNUMX will be conducted in Japanese.
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2023/11/15On-site seminar held on XNUMXth November, co-sponsored by Baker Botts LLP / FRONTEO Inc.,
[You can download the materials for the seminar to be held on August 2023, 11 from the form below]
Points of attendance
Part1: Identifying, Protecting and Asserting Trade Secrets – a United States Litigator’s Perspective
Lisa Kattan and Jennifer Tempesta will provide an analysis of how best to identify and protect trade secrets on the one hand, and then also how to defend against trade secret claims on the other.
Part2: Underutilized Defenses in District Court and International Trade Commission Patent Litigation in the United States
Rob Maier and Mike Knierim will provide insight on creative strategies to utilize in defending against patent infringement assertions in different forums in the U.S. in order to more effectively end such cases earlier than typically expected.
Part3: How to Effectively Manage Electronic Discovery in United States Patent Litigation—A Cooperative Approach Between Law Firms and E-Discovery Support Services
Thomas Natsume of Baker Botts and Shiho Tanaka of FRONTEO will discuss best practices for collaboration between law firms and e-discovery providers in connection with discovery of electronically stored information in patent litigation.
Parts 2 will be conducted in English, and PartXNUMX will be conducted in Japanese.
lecturer
Baker Botts LLP
Partner Lisa Kattan
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Lisa Kattan serves as Baker Botts' International Trade Commission Practice Group Chair and the Chair of the firm's Washington D.C. IP group. Prior to joining Baker Botts, she was a Senior Investigative Attorney at the U.S. International Trade Commission's Office of Unfair Import Investigations for over five years.
At the ITC, Ms. Kattan's responsibilities included serving as lead trial counsel on behalf of the U.S. Government in numerous high-profile investigations of accused products. She has been counsel in dozens of ITC proceedings, both at the ITC and in private practice.Noted as "an ace up the firm's sleeve for Section XNUMX investigations" (IAM XNUMX, XNUMX), Ms. Kattan is a recognized ITC practitioner in Chambers USA (XNUMX-XNUMX), IAM XNUMX (XNUMX-XNUMX) and as a "Leading Lawyer" in The Legal XNUMX U.S. (XNUMX-XNUMX). Ms. Kattan is a frequent speaker on ITC developments and patent litigation best practices.
Baker Botts LLP
Partner Jennifer Tempesta
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Jennifer Tempesta is a trial lawyer whose practice focuses on patent litigation in both district courts and the International Trade Commission. Multinational clients rely on Jennifer's significant experience with all phases of litigation in various jurisdictions, including discovery, Markman hearings, summary judgment, and through trial.
Jennifer is also well-versed in appellate practice and has argued at the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Jennifer also handles proceedings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. As a registered patent attorney with strong technical acumen, clients seek Jennifer's advice in a number of fields, including payment processing, smartphones, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
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