Greenberg Traurig, LLP issued the following announcement on Nov. 26.
David S. Bloch of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP will speak at the Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2019 conference, December 5-6, in San Francisco.
Hosted by the Practicing Law Institute, the 2-day conference focuses on the basic elements in designing licensing agreements for an assortment of intellectual property formats. Speakers include expert faculty members comprised of attorneys specializing in intellectual property. Topics include legal strategies and skills that you should apply when licensing patents, copyrights, the right of celebrity, trademarks, and more.
On December 6, Bloch will participate as a speaker in a session titled, “Government Issues in IP Licensing.” He will focus his remarks on licensing IP to and from the government, such as required clauses, enforcement, marking, monitoring, and the impact of government preferences on licensing.
Bloch, a shareholder in Greenberg Traurig’s San Francisco office and member of the firm’s Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, focuses on helping clients understand the complex technical and legal issues that their businesses face. He litigates patent infringement, trademark, and trade secrets cases for clients in the financial services, technology (networking), health care, and pharmaceutical industries. A prolific writer and frequent public speaker, Bloch is the co-author of IP and Technology in Government Contracts (now in its fifth edition) and more than 50 articles on IP-related issues.
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