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- Publication Date: 12/7/2018
- Edition: 1st Edition 2014, with 2018 Supplement
- Copyright: © 2018 MCLE, Inc.
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Over the past 20 years, intellectual property law practice has crept into the mainstream of a lawyer's daily work. While familiarity with IP property asset protection was once a narrow specialty, it is now a key element in the "portfolio" of skills of business and commercial lawyers and most litigators. In fact, a sophisticated knowledge of IP is a prerequisite for transactional corporate, business and commercial practice. IP knowledge is power; savvy in this hot area is increasingly valuable and marketable.
Rather than taking an academic approach to this potentially complex area, MCLE's Intellectual Property Practice cuts straight through erudite laws and regulations, explaining in plain language how to recognize, protect, enforce and value intellectual property claims as they arise in the business context. Topics covered include patent, trademark, trade secret and copyright law and practice.
Organized according to the major categories of intellectual property practice, this manual first defines the concepts, and then guides the user through how to obtain rights, how to protect a portfolio, the cresting decisions that impact this dynamic area of law, and the many sources of primary law that are constantly shifting and evolving, especially as a result of the Web's influence on the creative process.
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Update: November 2020
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep your intellectual property library up to date with this new edition of Intellectual Property Practice. Inside, you will find new discussions of topics including the following:
- Random auditing of trademark registrations. See chapter 6 for information on what happens when a registration is audited, and what the owner is required to submit by way of proof of use. The chapter also notes the consequences of failing to provide proof of use.
- Trademarks; cannabis products. In chapter 6, find a Practice Note pertaining to the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, Pub. L. No. 115-334 (the 2018 Farm Bill), which updated the definition of "marijuana" to excise "hemp"—meaning cannabis plants and derivatives such as CBD that contain no more than 0.3 percent THC on a dry-weight basis. The reader is warned about the potential for refusal of registration for certain marks based on the applicant's trade practices.
- Electronic signatures; online terms of use. Chapter 7 cites a 2020 decision on the issue of electronic signatures, the "E-Sign Act," and the copyright consequences of clicking "I agree" on social media sites.
- Candor. See chapter 9 for a caution based on a 2020 Court of Appeals decision due diligence and avoiding the fact or appearance of violation of the duty of candor by patentee plaintiffs. The caution discusses potential consequences, including patent unenforceability, sanctions, reputation loss, and disciplinary measures.
- FDA approval as intellectual property. Chapter 9 addresses the FDA's announcement of its position with regard to limited modifications to the manufacturing of devices approved through the PMA program or the Humanitarian Device Exemption (HDE) program during the COVID-19 public health emergency. Chapter 9 also discusses the FDA's proposed rule, 83 Fed. Reg. 63,127 (Dec. 7, 2019), to establish a process for submitting de novo classification requests as an alternative to a PMA submission.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this new information useful in your IP practice, and valuable in maintaining your law library.
Cordially,
Maryanne G. Jensen, Esq., MCLE Director of Publications
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandThe Initial Client Meeting
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Chapter 2 expandMotion Practice for Temporary Orders
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Exhibit 2A
- Sample Motion for Custody, Pendente Lite Buy FormExhibit 2B
- Sample Motion for Exclusive Possession, Pendente Lite Buy FormExhibit 2C
- Sample Motion for Alimony, Pendente Lite Buy FormExhibit 2D
- Sample Motion for Child Support, Pendente Lite Buy FormExhibit 2E
- Sample Motion to Appoint Guardian Ad Litem for Minor Child Buy FormExhibit 2F
- Sample Ex Parte Emergency Motion for Custody Buy FormExhibit 2G
- Sample Affidavit in Support of Ex Parte Motion for Custody Buy FormExhibit 2H
- Sample Motion for Psychiatric Evaluation, Pendente Lite Buy FormExhibit 2I
- Sample Motion for Attorney Fees, Pendente Lite Buy FormChapter 3 expandFinancial Affidavits
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Exhibit 3A
- Financial Affidavit (JD-FM006 LONG Rev. 2-16) Buy FormExhibit 3B
- Financial Affidavit (JD FM006 SHORT Rev. 2-16) Buy FormExhibit 3C
- Financial Affidavit Polish Short Form Buy FormExhibit 3D
- Financial Affidavit Portuguese Long Form Buy FormExhibit 3E
- Help Text for Financial Affidavit Long Form Buy FormExhibit 3F
- Help Text for Financial Affidavit Short Form Buy FormExhibit 3G
- Financial Affidavit Information Sheet Buy FormExhibit 3H
- Family Law Software Planner Family Information Sheet and Income and Assets List Buy FormExhibit 3I
- Child Support Guidelines Effective July 1, 2015 Buy FormChapter 4 expandDiscovery
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Exhibit 4A
- Court Form JD-FM-6: Financial Affidavit Buy FormExhibit 4B
- Financial Affidavit Long Form as of January 2014 Buy FormExhibit 4C
- Financial Affidavit Short Form as of January 2014 Buy FormExhibit 4D
- Manuscripted Financial Affidavit Buy FormExhibit 4E
- Superior Court for Family Matters—Standing Orders: Case Management Orders Buy FormExhibit 4F
- Interrogatories Buy FormExhibit 4G
- Request for Production of Documents Buy FormExhibit 4H
- Motion for Extension of Time to Respond Buy FormExhibit 4I
- Authorization for Release of Protected Health Information Buy FormExhibit 4J
- Expert Discovery Schedule, Form JD-CV-115 Buy FormExhibit 4K
- Subpoena Duces Tecum Buy FormExhibit 4L
- Application for Appointment of a Commission to Take the Deposition of a Nonresident Buy FormExhibit 4M
- Request to Admit Buy FormChapter 5 expandThe Definition of Property
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- Timeline of Key Cases on the Definition of Property Buy FormChapter 6 expandAlimony
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Chapter 7 expandChild Support Basics
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Chapter 8 expandIssues Relating to Children: Jurisdiction, Child Custody, Visitation, and Other Issues
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Chapter 9 expandHealth and Life Insurance
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Chapter 10 expandTax Considerations
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Chapter 11 expandPretrials
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Chapter 12 expandMarital Separation Agreements
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Chapter 13 expandUse of Experts
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Chapter 14 expandTrial Practice Techniques
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Chapter 15 expandEvidentiary Issues
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Chapter 16 expandAppellate Procedure and Posttrial Motions
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- Sample Civil Appeal Form and Instructions Buy FormChapter 17 expandContempt
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Chapter 18 expandPremarital Agreements
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Chapter 19 expandRestraining Orders
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Chapter 20 expandRepresenting Children in Family Court Custody and Visitation Disputes
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Chapter 21 expandAlternative Dispute Resolution
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