CM Law Partner Anna Brook Joins Collaborative Roundtable Discussion on “Ethical Considerations in IP Litigation Management: Professional Standards and Practices”
Anna Brook, a partner in CM Law’s Intellectual Property Group, will speak at the October 23rd Events4Sure Global Intellectual Property ConfEx, which will be held Wednesday, October 23rd, at the AMA Executive Conference Center, 1601 Broadway, New York City.
She is joined by FMC Corporation Chief IP Counsel Paul Burnette and James Black, a partner with Falcon Rappaport & Berkman LLP. for a Collaborative Roundtable Discussion of “Ethical Considerations in IP Litigation Management: Professional Standards and Practices.”
Notes Anna, “This will be an interactive discussion of key issues that must be considered in IP litigation,” including:
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- Upholding Ethical Conduct in IP Litigation: Ensuring Professional Responsibilities
- Safeguarding Client Confidentiality and Attorney-Client Privilege in IP Cases
- Managing Conflicts of Interest and Upholding Duty of Loyalty in IP Litigation
- Navigating Ethical Challenges in Discovery, Evidence Handling, and Expert Witness Testimony
- Fostering Integrity and Fairness in Negotiations, Settlements, and Court Proceedings within IP Litigation
For more information about the conference, click HERE
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