Intellectual Property - Trade Marks Case Update and Software Patents and AI Inventors: Latest Developments

Monday, 27 March 2023
Description

Attend and earn 1.5 CPD hours in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories

Software Patents and AI Inventors: Latest Developments
  • Patenting computer-implemented inventions in Australia following Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents
    • Key take-aways from the High Court
    • Developments at the Federal Court
    • Australian Patent Office practice in the wake of Aristocrat
  • Inventions devised using AI technologies
    • Recent developments in applications by the AI ‘inventor’ DABUS
    • International strategies for patenting inventions made using AI

Presented by Dr Mark Summerfield, IP and Technology Consultant; Registered Patent Attorney

Trade Marks Case Update
  • Allergan and Botox case
  • Update/decision onKaty Perry case
  • Self Care v Allergan outcome of the appeal proceedings (or if no decision by then) what was argued on appeal
    • Comparative advertising and TM defences

Presented by Brett Doyle, Director, Brands & Trade Marks, Clayton Utz; Best Lawyers 2023, Intellectual Property Law

Presenters


Dr. Mark Summerfield, Patent Attorney, IP and Technology Consultant
Dr Mark Summerfield is a registered Trans-Tasman Patent Attorney, specialising in patent law and practice in the fields of digital and computer systems, information and communications technologies, and computer software. Mark provides consultancy services on patents (including drafting and prosecution), IP strategy, and related matters in his specialist technology fields. He is also currently a PhD candidate at the Melbourne Law School where he is investigating applications of natural language processing technologies to the analysis of patent claims with application to patent law and policy. He worked for over a decade with one of Australia’s leading boutique IP firms advising individuals, companies and research institutions on management and protection of their intellectual assets. Since 2010 Mark has maintained a blog (patentology.com.au), where he writes regularly on local and international issues relating to innovation, patents, law, policy and the IP profession. He speaks regularly on topics related to patents, IP and digital technology, and lectures on Australian patent practice at the University of Melbourne.


Mr. Brett Doyle, Director, Brands & Trade Marks, Clayton Utz
Brett Doyle is a Special Counsel in charge of the Clayton Utz Trade Mark and Brand Protection Group. He is both a lawyer and a registered trade mark attorney with over 30 years' experience in intellectual property. He was previously a partner in a major international law firm; has worked at specialist patent and trade mark attorney firms as well as holding the position of the General / IP Counsel for an Australian advertising agency., Brett has acted in all manner of IP issues including contentious disputes, administrative proceedings and non-contentious contractual and licensing matters. He has advised on the strategic development and protection of trade mark portfolios, including removal, opposition, and on infringement actions and trade mark licensing.

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Intellectual Property - Trade Marks Case Update and Software Patents and AI Inventors: Latest Developments

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