Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

Time: 10 AM Pacific / 12 PM Central / 1 PM Eastern

Place: Virtual - Zoom

Cost: Complimentary

CLE Credit: We will apply for 1.0 hours of CLE credit for Minnesota, California, Texas and Washington state

We invite you to attend an educational presentation exploring inventorship and assignment, two fundamental principles of patent law. This overview will explore who qualifies as an inventor under U.S. patent law, the legal standards for inventorship, and developments regarding AI inventorship across different jurisdictions. We'll also explore the critical aspects of patent assignment, including ownership rights, the importance of proper assignment documentation, and best practices for maintaining clean chains of title. The presentation will cover practical considerations for both inventorship and assignment, including correction procedures, community property implications, and the distinction between assignment and licensing. An excellent resource for IP practitioners seeking to solidify their knowledge of these basic patent law concepts and minimize common errors in patent prosecution and portfolio management.

Principal Ryan Connell, M.S., J.D., will present the webinar and Principal Nicholas Lanzatella, J.D., Ph.D., will moderate.

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