Join us on August 8th at Union Hall in Over the Rhine Cincinnati for a unique peek into Cincinnati’s rapidly growing startup community and the related intellectual property issues.
Tim Swan of Frost Brown Todd will present on what acquirers of startup businesses look for when evaluating a startup’s IP position, and common mistakes made by startups that can prove costly in an exit. Afterward, Cincinnati’s very own JB Woodruff of UpTech, Kyle Schlotman of Connetic Ventures, and John Spencer of First Batch will discuss their experiences and perspectives on IP issues for startups.
Learn more and register HERE by August 2, 2017 at noon.
The 27th All Ohio Annual Institute on Intellectual Property (AOAIOIP) will be held in the Cincinnati area on Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center.
CincyIP members who renewed their CincyIP membership by August 1, 2017 will receive a discount for AOAIOIP registration.
CincyIP members who are not members of the Cincinnati Bar Association – you will need to register for AOAIOIP by mail, fax, or phone to receive the CincyIP Member discount for AOAIOIP registration.
For more information on AOAIOIP, and to register, visit the CBA website.
Join us October 9th at the Queen City Club for our annual Judges’ Dinner, featuring Justice Patrick F. Fischer of the Ohio Supreme Court.
To learn more and register, click here.
Join us on November 14th at The Hampton Inn & Suites in downtown Cincinnati, where Steve Gillen of Wood Herron & Evans will discuss lessons he has learned in negotiating license deals.
To learn more and to register, click here.
Join us on December 12th, when Grant Corboy, Patent Pro Bono Administrator of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and Ted Theofrastous, Managing Attorney of the IP Venture Clinic at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, will discuss a relatively new way that attorneys can give back and support their local communities by providing free legal assistance to financially under-resourced inventors and small businesses through the USPTO’s Patent Pro Bono Program.
To learn more and register, click here.