Celesq®-West IP Series for Corporate Counsel: SOX and IP—A Looming Trap for the Unwary
Program Number: 1858CIP
Program Date: 10/28/2008
Description
With intellectual property (IP) assets comprising more significant portions of shareholder value of, and having greater impacts on the financial condition of, all companies, the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) is increasingly likely to pose an issue with respect to those IP assets, even in cases where it has not posed an issue to date.
This month our new Celesq®-West IP Series for Corporate Counsel, especially designed for the in-house attorney, covers SOX and its increasingly close association with issues involving IP assets. Join our presenters Dean Salter and Jason Haislmaier as they discuss:
1. steps that companies should take to understand and address the potential issues posed by SOX in their procurement, protection, commercialization and overall management of IP assets;
2. the sections of SOX most likely to impact IP assets; and
3. potential situations in which SOX can and does impact IP assets and practical lessons learned from the field for dealing with such issues.
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Arizona, California, Colorado Eligible, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey Eligible, New York, Texas Self Study
Credit Information
50 minute credit hour - 1 General CLE credit
60 minute credit hour - 1 General CLE credit
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California Participatory MCLE Programs
Corporate and Commercial Law
Corporate and Securities Law
In-House Counsel
Intellectual Property Law
New York Accredited
Regulatory and Administrative Law
Securities & Investing
Presenters
 Jason D. Haislmaier, Esq. Holme Roberts & Owen LLP |
Jason D. Haislmaier, Esq. is a partner in the Boulder, CO office of Holme Roberts & Owen LLP, and serves as co-chair of his firm’s Intellectual Property, Technology & Media Department. He represents emerging and established companies in technology and intellectual property transactions, with an emphasis on developing strategies for protecting, managing, and commercializing technology and intellectual property assets. Mr. Haislmaier, who is currently the Intellectual Property & Information Technology Board Chair at the Silicon Flatirons Center for Technology and Entrepreneurship, lectures extensively on topics involving open source software and other areas of intellectual property. He is listed in Colorado Super Lawyers, 2011. |
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