Satisfy Your CLE Requirements!

Chicago, May 16-18, 2012New York City,* June 13-15, 2012San Francisco, July 11-13, 2012

• A unique combination of patent prosecutionlectures and mentoring, including the impact ofthe America Invents Act

• Sharpen your patent writing skills in smallgroup writing and critique clinics with seasonedpatent prosecutors

• Learn to prepare a successful patent applicationand avoid common mistakes during patentprosecution

• Master lessons from litigation and how to avoidpatent prosecution pitfalls

*This is an approved transitional program

Register Online at www.pli.edu or Call (800) 260-4PLI

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Fundamentals of PatentProsecution 2012: A Boot Camp for Claim Drafting& Amendment Writing

Why You Should AttendThis program is directed to patent attorneys, litigation attorneys and patentagents with or without a Patent Office registration number, or little patentexperience. It will focus on teaching the basics of claim drafting, patentapplication preparation and prosecution, as well as a review of recentdevelopments in the law. A litigator’s perspective is also presented toshow how drafting and prosecution can influence the development, andoften the outcome, of subsequent patent litigation. The clinics offer aunique supplement to the kind of hands-on mentoring that senior attorneysare hard-pressed to provide to less-experienced attorneys and agents.

What You Will LearnThis three-day program will feature lectures each morning followed by smallclinic sessions in the afternoon. Both the lecture sessions and the clinicswill follow the patent application process — from invention disclosure andpatent preparation (Day 1), through prosecution and issuance (Day 2) andinto litigation (Day 3). Homework is different for each program and isspecially designed to complement the Chicago, New York City and San Francisco programs. Homework must be completed and submittedupon registering onsite at the program. More information about thehomework will be made available at www.pli.edu at a later date.

The lectures are designed to provide a review of the patent preparation andprosecution process and explain:

• How to decide what elements of the invention should be included in the patent

• How to prosecute an application to result in allowance of an enforceable patent

• How to interview an Examiner

• How to use reissues, reexaminations and other post-issuance proceedings

• How to anticipate patent litigation issues during the patent prosecution process

Special Features• Morning lectures on critical patent application topics, including theAmerica Invents Act

• One-of-a-kind, small group clinics with experienced patent prosecutors to develop and polish patent writing skills

Who Should AttendPatent attorneys, patent agents, technical advisors and patent liaisons with no or very little patent prosecution experience will benefit from this program.

Fundamentals of PatentProsecution 2012: A Boot Camp for Claim Drafting& Amendment Writing

Chicago, May 16-18, 2012New York City, June 13-15, 2012San Francisco, July 11-13, 2012

Reserve your place today, call (800) 260-4PLI.

Jeanne C. CurtisRopes & Gray LLPNew York CityMarta E. Delsignore, Ph.D.Goodwin Procter LLPNew York CityRobert C. FaberOstrolenk Faber LLPNew York CityAuthor, Faber on Mechanics of Patent

Claim Drafting (PLI)William S. FrommerFrommer Lawrence & Haug LLPNew York CityThomas J. Kowalski Vedder Price P.C.New York CityLeslie MoriokaWhite & Case LLPNew York CityRobert D. SchafferPearl Cohen Zedek Latzer LLPNew York City

Brandon BaumBaum LegalMenlo Park, CaliforniaKaren CanaanCanaanLaw, P.C.Los Gatos, CaliforniaRobin W. ReasonerFenwick & West LLPSan FranciscoMarc A. SockolSheppard Mullin Richter &

Hampton LLPPalo Alto

Marc A. CavanRopes & Gray LLPChicagoEdward D. ManzoHusch Blackwell LLPChicagoChristopher P. Moreno Vedder Price P.C. Chicago William E. McCracken McCracken & Frank LLC Chicago Lisa A. SchneiderSidley Austin LLPChicagoStephen F. SherryMcAndrews, Held & Malloy, Ltd.Chicago

F A C U LT Y

Program Attorney: John M. Mola

C H I C A GO

Co-Chairs:Angelo J. BufalinoVedder Price P.C.Chicago

Richard T. McCaulley, Jr.Ropes & Gray LLPChicago

Kevin E. Noonan, Ph.D.McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert

& Berghoff LLPChicago

N EW Y O R K C I T Y

Co-Chairs:Jonathan BerschadskyFitzpatrick, Cella, Harper

& ScintoNew York City

Adda C. GogorisMerchant & Gould P.C. New York City

Louis S. SorellPatent CounselGoogle Inc.New York City

Peter C. Schechter Edwards Wildman Palmer LLPNew York CitySamuel S. Woodley, Ph.D.Fish & Richardson P.C. New York City

New York City Clinic InstructorsN.B. The New York City ClinicInstructor team changes each dayof the program. On each of the 3 days the faculty size isapproximately 9.

Andrew T. BlockVice President and

Chief Counsel, IPTime Warner Cable Inc.New York CityRaymond A. DiPernaLadas and Parry LLPNew York City

Sharon E. HaynerAssistant General Counsel – PatentsJohnson & JohnsonNew Brunswick, New JerseyAndrew K. Holmes, Ph.D.Patent Attorney, Neuroscience,

Ophthalmics & EstablishedMedicines

Novartis PharmaceuticalsCorporation

East Hanover, New JerseyDeborah L. Lu, Ph.D.Vedder Price P.C.New York CityJanet M. MacLeod, Ph.D.Fox Rothschild LLPNew York CityKristin J. McNamaraSenior Patent AttorneyNovozymes North America Inc.New York City

Douglas A. MiroOstrolenk Faber LLP New York CityPaul J. OtterstedtOtterstedt, Ellenbogen &

Kammer, LLPGreenwich, ConnecticutAnna D. DiGabriele Petti, Ph.D.Dechert LLPNew York CityThomas F. PressonFrommer Lawrence & Haug LLPNew York CityLeonardo RennaPatent CounselGoogle Inc.New York CityMary Anne Schofield, Ph.D.Crowell & Moring LLPWashington, D.C.

David M. ShofiChief Intellectual Property

CounselATMI, Inc.Danbury, ConnecticutCarmella L. Stephens, Ph.D.Kenyon & Kenyon LLPNew York CityRichard StraussmanWeitzman Law Offices, LLCRoseland, New JerseyNanette S. ThomasSenior Intellectual Property CounselBecton, Dickinson and CompanyFranklin Lakes, New JerseyCarl B. WischhusenCozen O’ConnorNew York CityLock See Yu-Jahnes, Ph.D.Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & ScintoNew York City

S A N F R A N C I S C O

Co-Chairs:Jennifer R. BushGeneral CounselApercen Partners LLCPalo Alto

Wendy A. ChoiKilpatrick Townsend &

Stockton LLPAtlanta

Michael A. MolanoMayer Brown LLPPalo Alto

San Francisco Clinic InstructorsN.B. The San Francisco ClinicInstructor team changes each dayof the program. On each of the 3 days the faculty size isapproximately 7.Martin BaderSheppard Mullin Richter &

Hampton LLPSan DiegoGraham (Gray) M. BuccigrossSheppard Mullin Richter &

Hampton LLPSan Diego

Eric B. EvansMayer Brown LLPPalo AltoPauline Farmer-KoppenolFenwick & West LLPSan FranciscoEmily M. HalidayWeaver Austin Villeneuve &

Sampson LLPOaklandMark H. Hopkins, Ph.D.Kilpatrick Townsend &

Stockton LLP Walnut Creek, California

Tom Hunter, Ph.D.Weaver Austin Villeneuve &

Sampson, LLPOaklandErin C. Jones, Ph.D.Fish & Richardson P.C.Redwood City, CaliforniaDavid C. PaulingIP CounselSutro Biopharma, Inc.San Francisco

Alexander R. Trimble, Ph.D.Kilpatrick Townsend &

Stockton LLP San FranciscoKenneth A. Weber, Ph.D.Kilpatrick Townsend &

Stockton LLP San Francisco

Donald L. Zuhn, Jr., Ph.D.McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert &

Berghoff LLPChicago

Chicago Clinic InstructorsN.B. The Chicago Clinic Instructorteam changes each day of theprogram. On each of the 3 days the faculty size isapproximately 9.

Romi N. Bose Associate Chief Counsel,

Intellectual PropertyDanaher Corporation Wood Dale, IllinoisPatrick G. Burns Greer, Burns & Crain, Ltd.ChicagoJoseph M. ButscherSmall Law GroupSt. Louis

Anthony E. DowellDowell Baker, P.C.Lafayette, IndianaJanet M. GarettoNixon Peabody LLPChicagoAdam G. KellyLoeb & Loeb LLPChicagoPaul R. KitchNixon Peabody LLPChicagoDavid Lesht Law Offices of

Eugene P. Cummings, P.C. ChicagoThomas C. McDonough Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLPChicago

Raymond M. Mehler Cook Alex Ltd. ChicagoJohn S. Mortimer Wood Phillips ChicagoJames P. MuraffNeal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLPChicagoThomas D. Paulius IP Attorney Orland Park, Illinois Nabeela Rasheed, Ph.D.McAndrews, Held & Malloy, Ltd.ChicagoMark H. RemusSteptoe & Johnson LLPChicago

Thomas J. Ring Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP ChicagoDavid L. SchwartzAssistant Professor of LawChicago-Kent College of LawChicagoChristopher P. Singer, Ph.D.Michael Best & Friedrich LLPChicagoMary C. Till Senior Legal Advisor Office of Patent Legal

Administration, United StatesPatent and Trademark Office

Alexandria, VirginiaGeorge WheelerMcAndrews, Held & Malloy, Ltd.Chicago

Program ScheduleDay One: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

PL I ’ s G u a r a n t e e It’s simple. If you’re not completely satisfied with the return on your investment fromany PLI program, your money will be refunded in full.

Morning Session: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

9:00Program OverviewThe program begins with a review of the three-day schedule.CHI: Kevin E. NoonanNYC: Jonathan BerschadskySF: Michael A. Molano9:15Taking Invention DisclosuresAn explanation of how to take an effective inventiondisclosure. A review of how to determine inventorship,ethical obligations related to who the client is and theprior art known by the inventor or others, exploring on-sale bar issues and other common pitfalls in inventorinterviews (e.g., explaining best mode and other 112requirements to the inventor).CHI: Kevin E. NoonanNYC: Jonathan BerschadskySF: Marc A. Sockol 10:15Overview of Claim Drafting andPreparation of Patent ApplicationThis presentation focuses on analyzing the inventiondisclosure, preparing drawings and claims, choosingembodiments, and preparing the specification and filingthe patent application.CHI: Donald L. Zuhn, Jr.NYC: William S. FrommerSF: Wendy A. Choi11:15 Networking Break

11:30Claim DraftingBasic claim drafting principles and formats; preparingclaims in different statutory classes; differenttechnologies, including mechanical, electrical andchemical; and filing the application.CHI: Edward D. ManzoNYC: Robert C. FaberSF: Wendy A. Choi

12:30 Lunch Break

Afternoon Session: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

2:00Clinic ICHI & NYC: You will draft, analyze and amend claimsto provided inventions. Your claims will be reviewed andanalyzed in small groups and one-on-one with the clinic tutor. CHI Clinic Instructors: Janet M. Garetto, Adam Kelly, Paul R. Kitch, Edward D. Manzo,Thomas C. McDonough, James P. Muraff,Nabeela Rasheed, David L. Schwartz, Christopher P. Singer, George Wheeler, Donald L. Zuhn, Jr.NYC Clinic Instructors: Raymond A. DiPerna,Robert C. Faber, William S. Frommer, Douglas A. Miro, Thomas F. Presson, Robert D. Schaffer, Richard Straussman, Nanette S. Thomas, Carl B. Wischhusen, Lock See Yu-JahnesSF: You will analyze and draft claims to a sampleinvention. Your claims will be reviewed and analyzed insmall groups and one-on-one with the clinic tutor. SF Clinic Instructors: Jennifer R. Bush, Wendy A. Choi, Pauline Farmer-Koppenol, Mark H. Hopkins, Michael A. Molano, David C. Pauling, Marc A. Sockol, Alexander R. Trimble, Kenneth A. Weber4:30 Review of Model Claims5:00 Adjourn

Please plan to arrive with enough time to register before the conference begins.A networking breakfast will be available upon your arrival.

Morning Session: 9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

9:00Patent ProsecutionAn overview of patent prosecution. The presentationincludes a review of common mistakes made inresponding to Office Actions, an explanation ofdifferences between objections/rejections, and advice forresponding to each, amending the specification, claimsand drawings, analyzing references and addressingdouble-patenting issues. Responses to final actions,appeals, reissues, and other post-issuance matters,including the new supplemental examination andcontested administrative proceedings, will also becovered. Lastly, legal developments relating to patentprosecution (including the America Invents Act) andethical issues (duty of disclosure) will be discussed.CHI: Christopher P. MorenoNYC: Adda C. Gogoris, Thomas J. Kowalski, Peter C. Schechter SF: Karen Canaan11:00 Networking Break

11:15Conducting the Examiner InterviewAfter receiving an Office Action, an Examiner interview is a golden opportunity for a patent applicant and anExaminer to arrive at a mutual understanding of theissues in a case. In certain cases an early interview ishighly advisable or even required. A mock interview willbe used to illustrate the interview process from theperspectives of the applicant and the Examiner, as wellas to highlight important aspects of patent prosecution.You will learn how to prepare for and conduct an effectiveinterview and how to create an accurate record of whatwas agreed upon during the interview.CHI: William E. McCrackenNYC: Samuel S. WoodleySF: Jennifer R. Bush, Robin W. Reasoner12:15 Lunch Break

Afternoon Session: 1:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

1:45Clinic IIYou will receive an amendment problem relating to thesample invention to work on individually. After generaldiscussion, the clinic tutor will review responses in asmall group and on a one-on-one basis.CHI Clinic Instructors: Romi N. Bose, Patrick G. Burns,David Lesht, Raymond M. Mehler, John S. Mortimer,Thomas D. Paulius, Thomas J. Ring, Mary C. TillNYC Clinic Instructors: Adda C. Gogoris, Andrew K. Holmes, Deborah L. Lu, Anna D. DiGabriele Petti, Carmella L. Stephens,Samuel S. WoodleySF Clinic Instructors: Jennifer R. Bush, Pauline Farmer-Koppenol, Emily M. Haliday, Mark H. Hopkins, Tom Hunter, Erin C. Jones,David C. Pauling 4:30Review of Model Amendment5:00 Adjourn

Day Two: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Morning Session: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

9:00Litigation IssuesLitigation issues relevant to patent prosecution withparticular emphasis on prosecution issues in claimconstruction, means plus function claim language,Doctrine of Equivalents analysis in view of the Festo decisions, inequitable conduct, and the preparationof non-infringement and invalidity opinions.CHI: Marc A. Cavan, Richard T. McCaulley, Jr., Lisa A. Schneider, Stephen F. SherryNYC: Jeanne C. Curtis, Marta E. Delsignore,Leslie Morioka, Robert D. Schaffer, Louis S. SorellSF: Brandon Baum, Michael A. Molano

11:15 Networking Break

11:30Litigation Issues, Continued12:30 Lunch Break

Afternoon Session: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

2:00Clinic IIICHI & NYC: You will work on problems relevant to patentprosecution issues and opinion drafting. In a small groupthe clinic tutor will then review and discuss responsesand provide individual critiques.CHI Clinic Instructors: Joseph M. Butscher, Marc A. Cavan, Anthony E. Dowell, Richard T. McCaulley, Jr., Mark H. Remus, Lisa A. Schneider, Stephen F. SherryNYC Clinic Instructors: Andrew T. Block, Marta E. Delsignore, Sharon E. Hayner, Janet M. MacLeod, Kristin J. McNamara, Leslie Morioka, Paul J. Otterstedt, Leonardo Renna, Robert D. Schaffer, Mary Anne Schofield, David M. Shofi, Louis S. SorellSF: You will prepare a claim chart to enforce the sampleinvention that has now issued into a U.S. patent. The clinic tutor will then review and discuss the work ina small group and on a one-on-one basis.SF Clinic Instructors: Martin Bader, Graham (Gray) M. Buccigross, Eric B. Evans,Erin C. Jones, Michael A. Molano

3:15 Networking Break

3:30Clinic III, Continued5:00 Adjourn

Day Three: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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