The ideas of thousands of brilliant people in Silicon Valley have generated trillions of dollars in value. These ideas are harnessed and protected as IP (intellectual property). What is the real relationship among creativity, IP protection, and value? Kilpatrick Townsend patent prosecutor Mark Mathison explains how the various types of IP protection are really used in the Valley.
The BCLT/BTLJ Law & Tech Speaker Series features local practitioners, bringing real world experience and practical legal knowledge to Berkeley Law students.
Lunch is served for students staying for the entire presentation.
Co-sponsored by the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology and the Berkeley Technology Law Journal. This event is open to current Berkeley Law students, Berkeley Law affiliates and BCLT law firm sponsors only.
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