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OxFirst’s FRAND Royalty Rate Determination - Tuesday 25 April
The webinar will consider the topic related to how to determine FRAND royalty rates in relation to Standard Essential Patents. The discussion will be led by Daniel Lang and Jeffrey Blumenfeld in relation to the approaches taken to royalty rate calculation in different jurisdictions. More about the speakers and the event here.
The Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys
The Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA) is organising a series of events over the next several months (so far ahead there is even a Christmas event scheduled!).
Nottingham Lecture - Rules relating to professional privilege - Wednesday 14 June
Professor Jane Jarman (Nottingham Law School) will discuss the aspects of the statutory nature of LPP and will investigate the danger of conflating common law privilege with statutory privilege. More information on the event taking place on the 14 June 2023 here.
Summer Reception, London - Tuesday 4 July
The event will take place at The Happenstance on the 4July 2023 and it will represent a great opportunity for IP professionals and students to mingle and network. More information about the event and the early order rate here.
Christmas Lunch, London - Friday 1 December
The Christmas Lunch will take place at the Royal Lancaster in London on the 1st December 2023 and it will allow the IP professionals to celebrate the festive season together. More information will be released in the summer here.
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