Advanced Licensing Institute
Franklin Pierce Law Center's
Kenneth J. Germeshausen Center for the
Law of Innovation and Entrepreneurship announces the Seventeenth Annual Advanced Licensing Institute (ALI)
January 6-10, 2009
Concord, New Hampshire
The Advanced Licensing Institute presents a unique program on licensing and technology transfer for intellectual property and licensing professionals, university and corporate technology managers, and law and graduate students. Participants will gain keen insights into the basic organization and subtle details of licensing and technology transfer negotiations and agreements.
Now in its seventeenth year, the Institute is a special experience, comprehensive yet in-depth, providing mastery of the:
- Time tested: antitrust, taxation, ethics and negotiation strategies
- Special niches: biotechnology, university, government, software and merchandising
- Cutting-edge: IP valuation, international, alternative dispute resolution in licensing and technology transfer law and practice
ALI's extensive program boasts an impressive faculty. This program was designed by Professor Karl Jorda in 1992 and conducted by him annually until 2006. The 17th Advanced Licensing Institute will be organized and conducted by Distinguished Visiting Professor of Patent Law J. Jeffrey Hawley and taught by top talent in the licensing and intellectual property world.
Contact us
Carol RuhPierce Law - ALI
2 White Street
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 228-1541 ext. 1108
Fax: (603) 225-9647
E-mail: cruh@piercelaw.edu
for questions or brochure requests.
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