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	 <TITLE>Oppedahl Advanced PCT Seminar</TITLE> 
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		Oppedahl Advanced PCT Seminar </CENTER> 
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	 <CENTER> 
		The Patent Cooperation Treaty is like a fine musical instrument.
		 Learn how to play the PCT!</CENTER> 
	 <UL> 
		<LI><A HREF="#corporations">Private seminars for corporations</A></LI> 
		<LI><A HREF="#law firms">Private seminars for law firms</A></LI> 
		<LI><A HREF="#public">Attending a public seminar</A></LI> 
	 </UL> 
	 Learn everything about the Patent Cooperation Treaty in a unique
		small-group setting. Taught by Carl Oppedahl, this intensive seminar is limited
		to a small number of participants. Depending on the setting, the seminar may
		for example be limited to ten persons or twelve persons. 
	 The goals of the seminar. A chief goal of the seminar is
		to review thoroughly all of the various filing sequences which might be used to
		pursue US patent coverage as well as foreign patent coverage. Each filing
		sequence (PCT first, PCT later, or not using PCT at all) has advantages and
		disadvantages. An applicant that has followed a particular filing sequence in
		the past may find that some other filing sequence serves the applicant's needs
		better in the future. Track I and PPH and PCT-PPH all have advantages and
		disadvantages. It is a goal of the seminar that by the conclusion of the
		seminar, each attendee will feel confident in helping applicants decide which
		filing sequence to use. 
	 The faculty. Your professor is Carl Oppedahl, a partner in
		Oppedahl Patent Law Firm LLC ("OPLF").
		<IMG SRC="../images/PICT0096-100-100.jpg" ALT="Carl Oppedahl" ALIGN="RIGHT"
		BORDER="0" WIDTH="82" HEIGHT="100">Carl previously served as the chair of the
		AIPLA PCT Issues Committee and is now a member of the Board of Directors of
		AIPLA. He has spent more than twenty years writing and prosecuting patent
		applications for clients. He serves as an adjunct professor at University of
		Denver law school, teaching Advanced Patent Law. Carl's firm sponsors the
		<A
		 HREF="http://oppedahl-lists.com/mailman/listinfo/pct_oppedahl-lists.com">PCT-L
		listserv</A>, an email discussion group for users of the PCT with hundreds of
		members in the US and in other countries. 
	 Here's what some attendees had to say about this advanced PCT seminar
		when it took place April 4-5, 2013: 
	 <UL> 
		<LI>"This was the best value I've experienced in a legal seminar. The
		 amount of relevant material for the time spent was tremendous. Carl's
		 presentation style was perfect for facilitating discussions, and the small
		 group of attendees made for a collegial atmosphere that made it comfortable to
		 participate."</LI> 
		<LI>"I liked the whole seminar; Carl is very engaging; good
		 instructor!"</LI> 
		<LI>"The seminar was very worthwhile. There was a good mix of lecture and
		 open discussion with the attendees on the advanced topics."</LI> 
	 </UL> 
	 The program. Here is a typical syllabus. Note that the
		sequence and timing of topics is subject to change, particularly to accommodate
		the interests of attendees during the seminar. 
	 <TABLE BORDER="1"> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>First day</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Badge pickup and continental breakfast</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Welcome and introductions of all attendees. Hearing each attendee's
			 goals for the seminar</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>intensive and concentrated review of the PCT process from the
			 pure-factual point of view</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Interactions between the America Invents Act and the PCT</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Interactions between the Patent Law Treaty and the PCT,
			 particularly Restoration of Priority</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>simple lunch</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Whether to use PCT at all? Should you simply use Paris Convention
			 filings? What about Chinese utility models?</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Drafting the application so that it works well in several different
			 patent offices</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Missing the 12-month date for PCT filing - restoration of
			 priority</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>PCT-PPH. How it works, why we care? Comparison with Track I and
			 other fast-US-patent initiatives</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>A preview of filing strategies - US non-provisional first? PCT
			 first? serial abandonment of US provisionals?</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Should we establish a non-inventor applicant under the AIA? do we
			 care?</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>The importance of using ePCT in your PCT filings</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>The importance of using PDX and DAS in your domestic filings</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Picking a Receiving Office - best practices for filing (e-filing,
			 computer-readable Request)</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Wine and cheese break</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Second day</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Continental breakfast</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Review of goals for the second day</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Picking a Searching Authority</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>What do do when the International Search Report and Written Opinion
			 arrive</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Should you file a Demand?</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Prosecuting your international application before the International
			 Preliminary Examining Authority</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>What to do when the International Preliminary Report on
			 Patentability under Chapter II of the Treaty arrives</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>simple lunch</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Picking places to enter the national and regional stage</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Managing foreign counsel in your outbound national-phase work</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Should you file a bypass continuation or should you use US
			 national-phase entry?</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Managing incoming national-phase work from foreign counsel</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Best practices for filing the continuation or the US national-phase
			 entry papers - computer-readable ADS</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Tips for corporations in managing the work of outside counsel --
			 shared customer numbers, ePCT</TD> 
		</TR> 
		<TR> 
		 <TD>Looking at the filing strategies again now that we have discussed
			 so many tactical considerations</TD> 
		</TR> 
	 </TABLE> 
	 Private seminars for <A
		NAME="corporations">corporations</A> 
	 A customized seminar, generally two days in length, can be held on-site
		for a patent department of a corporation. One typical goal for such a seminar
		is to permit the corporation to consider the many different strategies that
		might be employed for foreign filings, with or without use of the PCT. Other
		typical goals for such a seminar include identifying best practices for
		management of outside counsel and foreign counsel, including the use of ePCT
		and shared customer numbers. The corporation may wish to consider how PCT-PPH
		may reduce the average number of office actions in US cases (which saves
		prosecution cost) and how PCT-PPH and other approaches such as Track I may lead
		to faster patent grants. 
	 Private seminars for <A NAME="law firms">law firms</A>
	 
	 A customized seminar, generally two days in length, can be held on-site
		for a patent firm or for the patent department of a general-practice firm. A
		typical goal is to bring every attorney in the firm completely up to date on
		new foreign filing strategies while refreshing knowledge of legacy foreign
		filing strategies; one such strategy which might be ideal for one client while
		another strategy might be ideal for a different client. 
	 Attending a <A NAME="public">public</A> seminar 
	 Such an advanced PCT seminar, open to the public, took place on April
		4-5, 2013. Quoted above are comments from some of the participants. 
	 If you attend such an advanced PCT seminar, you will have a learning
		experience like no other. The very small student-teacher ratio will let you ask
		follow-up questions freely. The attendees around you will be as stimulating a
		group as you have ever interacted with in your career. The varied backgrounds
		of the attendees (maybe some in private practice and others in corporate
		employ) will permit you to see the PCT not only through the professor's eyes
		but also through the eyes of others.
	 We are now making preliminary plans for a next PCT seminar, but we have
		not yet selected the location. If you have a suggestion where we should conduct
		the next advanced PCT seminar, please complete the
		<A
		HREF="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dKcdbAZUD8-bf7DnxQr87WoCWb96O04U0a2chxFZwfY/viewform">suggestion
		form</A>. 
	 Written materials? Copies of the presentation slides are
		provided. Because of the free-wheeling nature of the seminar, it is unlikely
		that the provided written materials will cover every point made during the
		seminar. You will want to take notes. <HR> 
	 Here is more detailed information about the advanced
		PCT seminars that are open to the public 
	 Who should attend one of the public seminars? Anyone who
		counsels clients on the strategy and tactics of international patent filing
		should attend this seminar. This includes in-house patent counsel as well as
		attorneys and patent agents at private patent firms. 
	 Frequently asked questions: 
	 <UL> 
		<LI>I have never written and prosecuted a US patent application.
		 Should I attend this seminar? No, this seminar is very likely not for
		 you.</LI> 
		<LI>I have prosecuted US patent applications but have little or no
		 experience with the PCT. Should I attend this semainr? Maybe you should
		 attend. Be prepared to study in advance and to work very hard during the
		 seminar itself, particularly during the intro session on the morning of the
		 first day. Study WIPO's publication
		 <A
			HREF="http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/pct/en/basic_facts/faqs_about_the_pct.pdf">FAQs
		 about the PCT</A> very, very carefully well in advance of the seminar. Take
		 WIPO's free web-based <A
		 HREF="http://www.wipo.int/pct/en/distance_learning/">distance learning training
		 course on PCT</A>.</LI> 
		<LI>I have attended a "just the facts" seminar about PCT. Should I
		 attend this seminar? Most seminars on PCT are presented by patent
		 office personnel and/or by patent practitioners who present "just the facts".
		 Such webinars are very helpful in learning how to file PCT applications and how
		 to carry out the steps that follow after the application is filed. Having
		 attended such a seminar, you are probably well prepared to attend this seminar
		 and will probably benefit greatly from it. A very few PCT seminars,
		 particularly the AIPLA PCT Seminars, offer not only "the facts" but also spend
		 time on strategy and tactics with presentations by skilled, experienced patent
		 practitioners. If you have attended one of the AIPLA PCT Seminars and if you
		 absorbed and recall everything that the faculty presented, then you might not
		 need to attend this seminar.</LI> 
		<LI>I have quite a lot of experience with the PCT. Is it workwhile
		 for me to attend? Probably you should attend. The seminar will look at
		 each strategic and tactical aspect of the PCT from many points of view. Likely
		 as not, this seminar will prompt you to revisit something about the PCT that
		 you have always done one way, and to consider doing it a different way. </LI> 
		<LI>I am a patent agent, not a patent attorney. Should this prompt
		 me not to attend? If, as a patent agent, you advise clients on filing
		 strategies and other tactical and strategic choices, then yes you should
		 attend.</LI> 
		<LI>The first-day morning session looks introductory. Can I skip
		 that part? The session on the morning of the first day is intended to
		 run through all of the basics of the PCT process, in an intensive and
		 concentrated three-hour session. If you are absolutely certain that you have a
		 complete and comprehensive grasp of the PCT process, you might consider
		 skipping the intro session. Quite frankly, however, we suggest you attend the
		 intro session regardless. Even if it were to do nothing more than tell you that
		 the things you already knew are true, it would provide a reassurance to you
		 that you really did know all of the basics. During this portion of the seminar,
		 just as with the rest of the seminar, we will constantly explore various ways
		 of looking at the many parts of the PCT. What's more, the "basics" material
		 might get completed before the lunch break in which case we would commence the
		 next materials prior to the lunch break.</LI> 
	 </UL> 
	 What does the public seminar cost? The cost to attend a public
		seminar is a function in part of the cost of the seminar location. Our guess is
		that the next advanced PCT seminar will cost around $2500 per person. 
	 CLE? This program has in the past been CLE accredited in
		<A HREF="20130204-NoticeOfAccreditationCO.pdf">Colorado</A> and
		<A HREF="../cle/20111201-CaliforniaMCLEApproval.pdf">California</A> for 13
		credits. For the public seminars, we provide a Uniform Certificate of
		Attendance ("UCOA") to each attendee. In the past, attendees have sometimes
		found that they can get CLE credit in their own state (other than California or
		Colorado) through their own efforts. We are unable to offer assurances that
		this will work. In any event if you do receive CLE credit in your state, it
		will be because you yourself handed in the UCOA and did whatever else your
		state requires for CLE credit. We will offer an extra-cost fee for efforts of
		our staff toward getting CLE credit for you in your state, and in the past we
		have often succeeded at getting CLE credit in a state other than Colorado and
		California, but we are unable to promise that payment of this fee will obtain a
		grant of CLE credit in your state. 
	 Will there be wifi Internet acccess in the seminar room?
		Yes, for the public seminars there will be free wifi Internet access in the
		seminar room. There will also be electrical power outlets so that you can plug
		in your notebook computer. Despite this, keep in mind that you are paying quite
		a lot of money to attend this program. Time that you spend checking email or
		doing other non-class-related activities will draw your attention away from the
		work of the seminar. This unique learning opportunity, with its extremely small
		student-teacher ratio, will offer the greatest benefit if you are able to give
		nearly your entire attention to it. 
	 Does this seminar include meals? The for the public
		seminars, the seminar registration includes a simple lunch on the first day and
		a simple lunch on the second day. It also includes a light continental
		breakfast each day. Dinner is not included in the seminar registration. 
	 Does this seminar include hotel rooms? The seminar
		registration fee does not include hotel rooms. Some attendees who live in the
		geographic area of the seminar may choose to commute to and from the seminar
		location. 
	 What are the networking opportunities at this seminar?
		There will be a simple wine and beverage reception immediately after the end of
		class on the first day. In addition, those who wish to join Professor Oppedahl
		for dinner on the evening of the first day (Dutch treat) may do so. Here is
		what Professor Oppedahl says about networking: 
	 <BLOCKQUOTE>As I look back over many years of practice, I realize that
		nearly every good thing that ever happened to me professionally happened during
		a coffee break or reception at a professional or educational meeting. Nothing
		would delight me more than to hear, years from now, that someone attending this
		seminar had something good happen to them during a social moment at the
		seminar.</BLOCKQUOTE> 
	 Refund policy. For the public seminars, due to the need
		for OPLF to be able to plan for the very limited enrollment, no refunds will be
		available. A paid registration will be transferable to another person if
		desired. Due to the limited enrollment, the seminar may sell out and there may
		be a waiting list. In that event, OPLF may be able to facilitate an
		accommodation between someone on the waiting list and a registrant desiring a
		refund. 
	 Disclaimer. Please keep in mind that attendance at this
		seminar does not make you or your corporation or firm a client of
		Carl Oppedahl or OPLF, nor does it make Prof. Oppedahl or OPLF your lawyer.
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