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Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Time: 12 noon (EDT) / 9 am (PDT) / 5 pm (BST)

The US Supreme Court’s decision in KSR v Teleflex has the potential to change US patent practice fundamentally. Will the Court’s rejection of the Federal Circuit’s rigid test for obviousness make it easier to challenge patents? Will it lead to litigation becoming less predictable? And will it make it harder for applicants to get patents granted at the USPTO?

MIP editor James Nurton will chair a panel of lawyers and in-house counsel who will discuss the issues raised in the KSR case and the impact they will have on patent owners, litigants, the courts and the USPTO. This web seminar will be essential for anyone who owns, applies for or challenges patents in the US.

In association with Fish & Richardson P.C.

Participants include:

	James Nurton Editor, MIP www.managingip.com		Katherine Lutton Principal & Head of National Litigation Practice, Fish & Richardson P.C.
	John Dragseth Principal, Fish & Richardson P.C.		Kevin H. Rhodes Assistant Chief Intellectual Property Counsel 3M
	Rick Frenkel Director, Intellectual Property - Consumer & Emerging Technologies Cisco Systems, Inc.

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