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Emil Published–Practical Law The Journal: Conflicts of Interest in Patent Practice

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An explanation of key considerations for patent counsel when evaluating potential conflicts of interest, including identifying conflicts between current and former clients, understanding relevant authority, navigating subject matter conflicts, managing conflicts with patent opinions, and disqualification in patent litigation.   Link: Practical Law The Journal: Conflicts of Interest in Patent Practice

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Mike Published in ABA Landslide – The Lawyer’s Social Contract: The Ethical Ties That Bind The Legal Profession

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Mike’s article, The Lawyers Social Contract, was published in the June/July 2024 edition of Landslide Magazine, a publication of the American Bar Association Intellectual Property Law Section. The article explores how the principles of social contract theory are deeply embedded in the ethical framework of the legal profession. It delves into the ethical obligations lawyers have

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Mike Co-Authored Dibble Dabble Double Trouble: Mitigating the Risks of Dabbling in Your Law Practice

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Mike co-authored Dibble Dabble Double Trouble: Mitigating the Risks of Dabbling in Your Law Practice, published by In Practice . . . With CNA – A Practitioner’s Perspective on Emerging Legal Trends (Issue 3, June 2023).  Co-authored with Tracy L. Kepler, Risk Control Consulting Director for CNA’s Lawyer Professional Liability program. This work presents the

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“Stay In Your Lane: Patent Agents Must Respect Limited License Rights” Published by AIPLA

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On May 1, 2020, The Agent – An AIPLA Patent Agents Committee Publication published “Stay In Your Lane: Patent Agents Must Respect Limited License Rights” by Michael E. McCabe, Jr. The article addresses the ethical restrictions on Patent Agents right to practice outside of patent law before the USPTO

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Published In State Bar of Michigan IPLS Proceedings – Vol. 29, Issue 1 (2018)

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Michael E. McCabe, Jr.’s article, entitled, “Are Your Firm’s Foreign Associate Practices Ethical?” was featured in a front-page article Vol. 29, Issue 1 of IPLS Proceedings (2018), a quarterly publication of the Intellectual Property Law Section (IPLS) of the State Bar of Michigan.   This article first appeared in September 2017 in IPethics & INsights.   The article is

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