Practical Tips on
Enforcing and Defending Patents
October 12, 2006
William Mitchell College of Law
St. Paul, MN
American Bar Association
Section of Intellectual Property Law
Young Lawyers Committee
in cooperation with
Minnesota Intellectual Property Lawyers Association
William Mitchell College of Law
About the Program
Intellectual property law is a complex practice requiring a broad array of skills. The Practical Tips program is designed to enhance these skills and enable IP practitioners to handle matters that routinely arise in this increasingly important area of practice. This Practical Tips program features top professionals from the IP field who provide practical advice on dealing with the nuts and bolts of every day IP practice, as well as a joint luncheon commentary on how recent U.S. Supreme Court case decisions influence substantive patent law. For the ninth year, the Practical Tips program is sponsored by the Young Lawyers Committee of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law; this session in cooperation with William Mitchell College of Law and the Minnesota Intellectual Property Lawyers Association.
Program Co-Chairs
Robert K. Fergan, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione, Ann Arbor, MI
Christopher J. McGeehan, Greer, Burns, & Crain, Ltd., Chicago, IL
Kristine M. Boylan, Merchant & Gould P.C., Minneapolis, MN


