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Emil and Mike Speaking – ABA IPL Law Practice Management – Practicing Law Across Borders: Managing UPL Risks of Multijurisdictional Practice

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Emil and Mike spoke about ethics issues related to UPL – Practicing Law Across Borders: Managing UPL Risks of Multijurisdictional Practice.  This webinar was jointly sponsored by the ABA Intellectual Property Law Section (Ethics and Professional Responsibility Committee and Law Practice Management Committee) and the ABA International Law Section (Int’l Life Sciences and Health Committee)

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

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May 1, 2020 Publication: The Agent – An AIPLA Patent Agents Committee Publication Article: “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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“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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Recent Developments in Patent and Trademark Ethics – The Iowa State Bar Association 2019 Intellectual Property Law and E-Commerce Seminar

Client Funds, IP Ethics, IP Ethics CLE, Legal Ethics, Legal Malpractice, Litigation Ethics, Michael E. Mccabe, Jr., Office of Enrollment and Discipline, Patent Attorney Disciplinary Matters, Patent Ethics, Patent Ethics CLE, Previous, PTO Ethics Decisions, PTO Ethics Rules, Speaking Engagements, Trademark Ethics, USPTO OED, USPTO Rules of Professional Conduct /

Recent Developments in Patent and Trademark Ethics – A two-hour ethics CLE addressing recent ethics decisions, trends and hot topics in the ethical practice of patent and trademark law – Presented by Michael E. McCabe, Jr. The Iowa State Bar Association 2019 Intellectual Property Law and E-Commerce Seminar Des Moines, Iowa December 17, 2019 2.0

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George Mason University Law School – Center for Protection of Intellectual Property (CPIP) 2019 Annual Conference

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Center for Protection of Intellectual Property (CPIP) 2019 Annual Conference Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University Arlington, Virginia October 4, 2019

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