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Fourth Annual Intellectual Property & Innovation Conference

by Suffolk Law IP Center

The Fourth Annual Intellectual Property & Innovation Conference is an esteemed event organized by the Suffolk Law IP Center. This conference brings together a diverse group of intellectual property professionals, including scholars, law firm practitioners, in-house counsel, and policymakers, to explore the intersection of innovation, creativity, and intellectual property law.

The conference features a range of panels and sessions that delve into current developments and practical challenges across various IP topics and trends. Notably, discussions such as "Hot Topics in High-Tech IP" provide insights into emerging issues in the technology sector.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage in networking sessions, participate in interactive workshops, and hear from notable speakers who are leaders in the field of intellectual property. These elements are designed to foster collaboration and deepen understanding of complex IP issues.

This conference is ideal for IP professionals, legal practitioners, academics, and policymakers seeking to stay abreast of the latest trends and challenges in intellectual property law. It offers a platform to exchange ideas, gain new perspectives, and enhance professional development.

Speakers(3)

Jeff Knox

Investment Associate at Innospark

Jeff Knox is an investment associate with Innospark, focusing on applications of computed intelligence to healthcare and biotechnology.

Katherine Rubino

Partner and Patent Attorney at Caldwell

Katherine Rubino is a Partner and Patent Attorney at Caldwell, specializing in intellectual property law.

Thomas M. Sullivan

Co-Managing Partner at Lando & Anastasi, LLP

Thomas M. Sullivan is Co-Managing Partner at Lando & Anastasi, LLP and an Instructor of Accounting & Business Law at Suffolk Law School.

Event Details

Date
September 30, 2022
Location
🇺🇸 Boston, United States
Suffolk University, Sargent Hall
Audience
IP professionals, legal practitioners, academics, policymakers