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AIPLA Daily Report 168

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Managing IP was at the AIPLA Annual Meeting in Washington DC.

All three issues of the AIPLA Daily Report are now available for download on our dedicated page. You can also click on the links below to see the PDFs of each day.

Day 1: The “New Madison” plan for antitrust and SEPs, social media and false advertising law, obviousness in patent prosecution, Myra McCormack interview

Day 2: USPTO’s Iancu announces PTAB claim amendment procedure, putting the sparkle into subject matter eligibility, AI and copyright, best practice in patent licensing, trademark portfolio management, Lisa Jorgenson interview

Day 3: Judges Stoll and Chen give the view from the Federal Circuit, the scary world of cybersecurity, trade secrets litigation tips, Rogers test and speech rights, Star Athletica 18 months on, new AIPLA President Sheldon Klein interview

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The firm is continuing its aggressive IP hiring streak with the addition of partner Matthew Rizzolo
Pantech counsel Shogo Matsunaga speaks exclusively to Managing IP about how his team proved Google’s unwillingness, and ultimately secured a landmark SEP settlement
New partners, including the firm’s first female head of a department, are eyeing a deeper focus on client understanding
Chunguang Hu of China PAT explains why his ‘insider’ experience as a patent examiner benefits clients and why he wants to debunk the myth that IP has limited value in China
Essenese Obhan shares his expansion plans and vision of creating a ‘one-stop shop’ for clients after Indian firms Obhan & Associates and Mason & Associates joined forces
From AI and the UPC to troublesome trademarks in China, experts name the IP trends likely to dominate 2026
Colm Murphy says he is keen to help clients navigate cross-border IP challenges in Europe
With 2025 behind us, US practitioners sit down with Managing IP to discuss the major IP moments from the year and what to expect in 2026
Large-scale transatlantic mergers will give US entities a strong foothold at the UPC, and could spark further fragmentation of European patent practices
This year’s most-read stories covered uncertainty at the USPTO, a potential boycott of a major international IP conference, rankings releases, and a contempt of court proceeding
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