Online Cle for Participatory Credit

• Publication year: 2019

ONLINE CLE FOR PARTICIPATORY CREDIT

Take advantage of IP Section programs over the internet for self-study and participatory CLE credit. Choose from hundreds of hours of California Lawyers Association MCLE programs in a variety of IP interest areas including copyright, licensing, patents, trademark, trade secrets, and many more. Access IP's full CLE catalog at calawyers.org/section/intellectual-property-law/education/.

A list of some of IP's more popular CLE courses include:

Copyright

Characters: Intellectual Property and Other Protection Issues

Recent Developments in Copyright Law—2013

Ethics; Competence Issues; Elimination of Bias

Ethical and Privacy Challenges in Internet Policy

Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll - Detection/Prevention of Substance Abuse

Entertainment

Clearances for Television and Film: When Free Speech and IP Rights Collide Entertainment: IP Issues in Mobile Video Games

Internet & Privacy

The Changing Landscape of Privacy and Data Security Law

Old Bias Learning New Tricks in New Media: an IP and Privacy Overview

IP Basics

Intellectual Property Law: Patent, Trademarks, Copyrights and Trade Secrets Intellectual Property for Non-IP Attorneys: Spotting and Dealing With IP Issues

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IP for In-House Counsel

Care & Feeding of CEOs and Senior Execs by In-House Counsel

IP Considerations for International Business Transactions

Litigation

A View from the Bench

Discover a Fortune Hidden in a Computer: A Practical Guide to E-Discovery

Licensing

Drafting Cloud, Software, and other Tech Contracts: Getting IP and Commercial Terms Right

Copyright, Content and Trademark Licensing

Patents

The Next Battle Over FRAND: The Definition Of FRAND Terms And Multilevel Licensing

The America Invents Act and Patent Licensing

Rights of Publicity

2014 IP Institute: Rights of Publicity: Has Elvis Left The Building?

Trademarks

Growing Like a Weed: IP Law for Cannabis Businesses

Tips for Effectively Searching the USPTO Database Using TESS - Part 1

Trade Secrets

Cybersecurity, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and Trade Secrets

Best Practices for In-House Counsel to Protect Your Trade Secrets

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