On Friday, March 22, the SMU Dedman School of Law will be hosting its 10th Annual Symposium on Emerging Intellectual Property Issues in Dallas, Texas.  This year’s Symposium focuses on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and its unique role in the development of the nation’s patent law.  The folks at SMU have assembled a terrific program with a great lineup of speakers.

Speakers at this year’s Symposium include:

•   Federal Circuit Judges Raymond C. Clevenger, III, Timothy B. Dyk, and Sharon Prost
•   General Counsel of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Bernard J. Knight, Jr.
•   Distinguished professors and practitioners from around the United States

For more information on the Symposium or to register, click here: www.law.smu.edu/Events/Dean-Suite/Symposium-on-Emerging-Intellectual-Property-Issues.aspx?c=hpEvent_Symposium-on-Emerging-Intellectual-Property-Issues.

Symposium Location:
SMU Dedman School of Law
Hillcrest Classroom
3315 Daniel Avenue
Dallas, Texas

Download the symposium brochure: www.law.smu.edu/getmedia/250a6fee-b9f2-4095-b44d-d30a5173490f/IP-Symposium3.

For more information, e-mail SMU Dedman School of Law Professor David Taylor at dotaylor@smu.edu.

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