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Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 1

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 1/22/2025
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Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 1

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 1/22/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 2

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 1/23/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 2

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 1/23/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 1

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 2/6/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 1

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 2/6/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 2

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 2/7/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 2

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 2/7/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Client Trademarks & Service Marks, Part 1

$89.00

TBD

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 4/15/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Client Trademarks & Service Marks, Part 1

$89.00

TBD

  • Audio Webcast
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 4/15/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Client Trademarks & Service Marks, Part 2

$89.00

TBD

  • Teleseminar
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 4/16/2025
    Presented
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Protecting Client Trademarks & Service Marks, Part 2

$89.00

TBD

  • Audio Webcast
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 4/16/2025
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Privacy Law 2025: An Update

$89.00

TBD

  • Teleseminar
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/7/2025
    Presented
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Privacy Law 2025: An Update

$89.00

TBD

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/7/2025
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Data Security 2025: An Update

$89.00

TBD

  • Teleseminar
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/8/2025
    Presented
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Data Security 2025: An Update

$89.00

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  • Audio Webcast
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/8/2025
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AI in the Workplace: Issues and Risks for Employers

$89.00

TBD

  • Teleseminar
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/29/2025
    Presented
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AI in the Workplace: Issues and Risks for Employers

$89.00

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  • Audio Webcast
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/29/2025
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Shared Spaces: Ethics of Remote and Virtual Offices

$89.00

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  • Teleseminar
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/30/2025
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Shared Spaces: Ethics of Remote and Virtual Offices

$89.00

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  • Audio Webcast
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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 5/30/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 1

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 7/1/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 1

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 7/1/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 2

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Teleseminar
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 7/2/2025
    Presented
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LIVE REPLAY: Protecting Your Clients' Trade Secrets: Masterclass, Part 2

$89.00

This program equips attorneys with the tools to advise clients on safeguarding their trade secrets in an increasingly digital and connected world. The session will cover strategies for protecting sensitive information from departing employees, addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems, and managing risks posed by artificial intelligence. Key topics include drafting enforceable non-compete and confidentiality agreements, implementing robust cybersecurity measures, and understanding AI's role in trade secret misappropriation. By the end of the program, attorneys will have practical strategies to help clients secure their proprietary information against both traditional and emerging threats. Day 1 Drafting and enforcing non-compete, non-disclosure, and confidentiality agreements to safeguard sensitive information. Addressing vulnerabilities in networked systems to prevent unauthorized access and data theft. Understanding the risks posed by artificial intelligence in identifying and exploiting trade secrets. Day 2 Legal remedies for trade secret misappropriation under state, federal, and international laws. Best practices for monitoring and securing proprietary information in the workplace. Guidance on employee training programs to ensure compliance with trade secret policies. Proactive strategies for handling trade secret disputes and minimizing litigation risks.   Speaker: James Pooley is Special Counsel in the Menlo Park, California office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, where represents clients as lead counsel and strategic adviser in high stakes patent and trademark disputes.  He has broad litigation experience, has served in executive business capacities, and as an international diplomat focused on intellectual property.  He was a driving force behind the adoption of the Digital Trade Secrets Act, including when he was invited to testify before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee about the then-proposed law.  He has served as Deputy Director General of the World Intellectual Property Law Association, president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, and chair of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.  

  • Audio Webcast
    Format
  • 60
    Minutes
  • 7/2/2025
    Presented
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Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 1

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 8/15/2026
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Joint Ventures Agreements in Business, Part 2

$89.00

Businesses frequently pool their resources – capital, expertise, marketing, distribution – in joint ventures, leveraging their individual strengths by partnering with companies with complementary strengths. There are many types of JVs – contractual strategic alliances, entity-based ventures, and other hybrid forms – each with its tradeoffs.  JV agreements involve contributions by the parties, allocating management control, access to information, ownership of jointly developed property, dispute resolution, and transfers of interests. This program will provide you with a practical guide to planning and drafting joint ventures.   Day 1 – August 14, 2024: Framework of considerations – formality, capital, tax issues, management control, exits Types of joint ventures – contractual strategic alliances v. shared entities v. hybrids Choice of entity – incorporated entities v. LPs and general partnerships v. LLCs Management, access to information, deadlocks and resolution   Day 2 – August 15, 2024: Contributions – capital, marketing and distribution expertise, intangible assets Economics – allocation of profits and losses, and distribution policies Transfers of JV interests – rights of first offer/refusal, restrictions on transfers, dissolution Ownership of jointly developed property – development of intellectual   Speaker: Peter J. Kinsella is a partner in the Denver office of Perkins Coie, LLP, where he has an extensive technology law practice focusing on advising start-up, emerging and large companies on technology-related commercial and intellectual property transaction matters.  Prior to joining his firm, he worked for ten years in various legal capacities with Qwest Communications International, Inc. and Honeywell, Inc.  Mr. Kinsella has extensive experience structuring and negotiating data sharing agreements, complex procurement agreements, product distribution agreements, OEM agreements, marketing and advertising agreements, corporate sponsorship agreements, and various types of patent, trademark and copyright licenses.  Mr. Kinsella received his B.S. from North Dakota State University and his J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School.

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  • 60
    Minutes
  • 8/16/2026
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