by Administrator | Sep 7, 2007 | Uncategorized
Dear Florida I.P. Committee Member:
For all of you that attended the Business Law Section Retreat this weekend, it was great to see you at the Ritz in Naples. For those of you that did not make it, we missed you, but hope to see you at the mid-year meeting at Miami Downtown Hyatt on January 17, 2008.
A professor at Georgia State University has asked us to circulate the attached link to an I.P. Program taking place October 23-24, 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia. We are circulating this link because the program may interest many of you and also because some of you may need larger blocks of I.P. specific CLE to satisfy the CLE requirement for I.P. certification.
http://www.gsuip.org/corporate/broch.pdf
The Corporate IP Institute, October 23 & 24:
17 Florida IP Certification credits
17 Florida General/ 2 Ethics credits
by Administrator | May 18, 2007 | Uncategorized
The next committee meeting will be held at 9am on June 28 at the Florida Bar’s Annual Meeting in Orlando. The materials you will need for the meeting are available on the IP Committee’s webpage or on the link below.
June 28, 2007 Meeting Package
by Administrator | May 18, 2007 | Uncategorized
Sponsored by Feldman Gale. June 1, 2007 in Miami
http://flabuslaw.org/index.php?//list.calendar=419/1
by Administrator | May 18, 2007 | Uncategorized
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The ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law and ABA Center for CLE present two important 90-minute CLE teleconferences/live audio webcasts
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Two Recent Supreme Court decisions that will have
an impact on the practice of patent law
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by Administrator | Mar 29, 2007 | Uncategorized
Please see the information sent by Doug McDonald in regard to declaratory judgment standard on the link below. Thank you to Doug for providing this timely information. Jeanne
http://flabuslaw.org/index.php?//list.committees=6/1
by Administrator | Jan 16, 2007 | Uncategorized
Message from Lou Conti, chair of the Legislation Committee
I wanted you to focus on the attached proposed changes to the charging lien provisions of the partnership (GPs and LLPs) and LLC laws which are being pushed by the RPPTL section.
The proposed changes would essentially limit remedies of creditors of partners of GPs and LLPs and members of LLCs to charging liens against the partnership or LLC interests owned by the debtors, and would not permit foreclosure against such interests. For those of you who followed our work on the Limited Partnership statute in 2005, you will know that we implemented exactly that statutory scheme in Limited Partnerships. As to LLCs, the entry of a charging lien is the exclusive remedy in the Delaware statute, and is the exclusive remedy in the Uniform Revised LLC Act.
The documents are available here:
http://flabuslaw.org/index.php?//list.committees=7/1
