Vermont (VT) Intellectual Property CLE Course Catalog

Veteran intellectual property lawyer Peter Afrasiabi traces the origins of the right of publicity and explains how this right applies when recordings of mimicked human voices are used for commercial exploitation.

The NFT marketplace has exploded as commercial entities and consumers alike see NFTs as marketing tools, investment strategies, and business drivers. In this Studio Briefing, we will look at a hypothetical NFT startup and its business model. Our panel will issue-spot legal and business issues to help guide lawyers counseling NFT clients on operational, third-party stakeholder, and regulatory concerns.

Are your clients protected? Learn the basics of ensuring their IP doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

This seminar discusses strategies for leveraging different IP tools to best protect fashion-related goods and provides particular discussion of tactics to follow when registering IP rights for fashion items.

The panel will discuss impacts of recent copyright case law on technology and art.

A patent examiner interview can be a critical tool to breakthrough prosecution logjams and drive efficient prosecution, if approached thoughtfully and strategically. This webinar provides examiner interview best practices and tips generated from a quantitative analysis of prior examiner interviews and the qualitative real-world experience of former USPTO examiners.

The ins-and-outs of Comic Book Industry, legal issues practitioners likely to encounter.

The Schrems II decision to invalidate the EU-US Privacy Shield has had far-reaching ramifications for cross-border data transfers and cloud computing, including Microsoft 365 (M365). In this panel discussion, industry experts will review the high-impact challenges when it comes to M365 specifically and outline a way forward for attendees.

This CLE session is a highly relevant panel discussion on cybersecurity risk management in our new "Work From Anywhere" world in the COVID19 era. Speakers from leading law firms, managed review, hosting and cyber security companies, will discuss issues the legal community faces with remote workers. Topics include document review planning and staffing, project initiation, management, and quality control -- all with an eye on infosec and data loss prevention at a moment where most contract document review attorneys are working from home. With time for participation and Q&A, session attendees will take away several rich perspectives on cybersecurity and compliance issues facing legal teams engaged in remote review projects.