Summer Training Program
Advanced Patent and Licensing Seminar
U.S. Trademark Practice Seminar

Seminars & Training > Advanced Patent & Licensing Seminar

 

 

BSKB offers a two-week Advanced Patent and

Licensing Seminar (APLS) in the autumn. The APLS includes workshops and problem solving relating to patents, in order to illustrate the more advanced concepts with regard to prosecution, claim interpretation, and validity and infringement issues.

 

Registration for the APLS is limited so that this program may be conducted in an advantageously small seminar format. The 2007 Seminar included participants from six countries: Germany, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Sweden, and Taiwan.

 

In addition to the academic experience, BSKB strives to help our foreign participants enjoy, appreciate and experience the American way of life and culture. Our participants are afforded the opportunity to explore not only that which Washington, DC has to offer, but we also encourage our participants to take the opportunity to learn about the other cultures represented among our APLS participants. Many friendships and business relationships are made during the course of the program and last long after the program concludes.

 

To encourage those relationships, BSKB arranges several evening activities throughout the course of the program. These activities include not only an opening "getting to know you" dinner and a closing banquet and graduate ceremony, but also a cultural event like a concert or theater, and a weekend retreat in the beautiful mountains of western Maryland.

 

The 2008 APLS will be held 22 September - 3 October 2008.  The 2008 program brochure and registration form are posted here.  Graduates of the Summer Training Program and other similarly qualified applicants are invited to attend.  

 

Contact Andrew D. Meikle for more information

 

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Program Brochures
:: Summer Training Program
:: Advanced Patent and Licensing Seminar
:: U.S. Trademark Practice Seminar

 

Sample Course Materials
:: "Claim Construction and Literal Infringement." Slides.

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