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Virtual Conferences

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  1. Trademark Opposition Lawyer

    TTAB-Resolving Issues By Teleconference

    By James Hastings

    The resolution of trademark opposition and trademark cancellation motions by telephone conference is discretionary with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.  Generally, the Board may schedule a conference at the…

  2. Trademark Opposition Lawyer

    Teleconferencing on Cases before the TTAB

    By James Hastings

    In an effort to facilitate case management and to reduce litigation expenses, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board permits certain motions to be hear via telephone conference.  These include motions…

  3. inversecondemnation.com

    Koontz Teleconference – July 11, 2013

    By Robert H. Thomas

    Generally, we don't plug seminars that might compete with our own, but in this case, we made an exception because the faculty for this one consists of three people we…

  4. Class Defense Blog

    Upcoming Teleconference on E-Discovery in Class Actions

    By Kevin Ranlett

    On May 2, at noon EST, my colleagues Anthony Diana (the co-chair of the firm’s E-Discovery and Records Management practice) and Therese Craparo (a counsel in that practice) and I…

  5. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

    What Will Virtual Conferences Lead to Next?

    By Lisa Salazar

    I am sure that by now that all of you have at least checked out a virtual conference. Yeah, they are kinda goofy but it is an easy way to…

  6. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

    I'm Diggin' the New Way to 'Conference'

    By Greg Lambert

    I may be a little late to this party, but I'm truly, truly enjoying the trend in making conferences and specialized presentations available using real-time video feeds. In fact, just…

  7. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Mesh : Canada’s Web Conference – May 30 & 31

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    Mesh, aptly described as Canada's Web Conference, is being held in Toronto on May 30 & 31. Not to worry, that's the Wednesday and Thursday after Memorial Day for those…

  8. LawSites

    Web Conferences Exclude Women

    By Robert Ambrogi

    LawGeek points to an analysis by Mike Monterio and Jason Kottke showing that women speakers are lacking at most Web conferences to an outrageous extent. One notable exception: BlogHer Business…