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January 04, 2007

ACI's 3rd National Conference on Life Sciences IP Due Diligence, January 22-23, 2007, San Francisco

American Conference Institute has announced that its 3rd National Conference on Life Sciences IP Due Diligence will take place in San Francisco on January 22-23, 2007.

This event features leading IP practitioners and experienced in–house counsel from the West Coast who will address some of the unique challenges facing companies when conducting IP due diligence, including such important matters as:

  • PTO reform and new case law;
  • preparing for a future due diligence review from the target’s perspective;
  • creating a checklist;
  • protecting attorney-client privilege;
  • and performing Freedom to Operate searches.

The event features special sessions on “Getting the Target’s House in Order” and “Conducting Due Diligence from the Suitor’s Perspective.”  In addition, there will be a panel on “Real Life Case Studies Where the Due Diligence Went Terribly Wrong.”

Additional details are available on the conference website.

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