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Program at a Glance
8:00 AM Registration / Breakfast
8:45 AM Welcome Remarks
Frederick M. Lawrence, Dean, George Washington University Law School
9:00 AM
Judges Panel: Tips and Trends for Litigating in the Busiest
Patent Districts in the Country
Hon. TS Ellis, Eastern District of Virginia
Hon. Chad Everingham, Eastern District of Texas
Hon. Sue L. Robinson, District of Delaware
Hon. Ronald Whyte, Northern District of California
Mary A. Woodford, Vice President, Cornerstone Research
Moderator: William Rooklidge, Co-chair, Intellectual Property Practice, Howrey LLP
10:30 AM Break
10:50 AM
International
Perspective: Litigating Your Patents in
Dr. Klaus Grabinski, Presiding Judge, Patent Chamber, Düsseldorf District Court
Ms. Rian Kalden, Judge, Patent Chamber, District Court of The Hague
Mark Hodgson, Partner, Howrey LLP
Moderator: Willem Hoyng, Partner, Howrey LLP
12:00 PM Luncheon Address
Hon. Kimberly Moore, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
1:30 PM
International Trade Commission: Views of the Future
of Section 337
Hon. Theodore R. Essex,
Lynn Levine, Director of the Office of Unfair Import Investigations, United States International Trade Commission
Dean A. Pinkert, Commissioner, United States International Trade Commission
Moderator: Bert Reiser, Partner, Howrey LLP
2:30 PM Break
2:45 PM
A View from the Inside: Fortune 500 IP Counsel Share Their Perspectives
on Managing IP Litigation in Challenging Times
Buckmaster de Wolf, Senior Counsel, Litigation and Legal Policy, General Electric Company
Noreen Krall, Vice President and Chief IP Counsel, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Chip Lutton, Chief Patent Counsel, Apple Inc.
Douglas K. Norman, Vice President and General Patent Counsel, Eli Lilly and Company
Moderator: Matthew Moore, Partner, Howrey LLP
4:00 PM Patent Infringement Damages: The Real Problem
John M. Whealan, Associate Dean for Intellectual Property Law, George Washington University Law School
Martha Gooding, Partner, Howrey LLP
5:00 PM Cocktail Reception
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