Tuesday, September 8th, 2026

Time: 10 A.M. Pacific / 12 P.M. Central / 1 P.M. 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 the third session of this webinar series that describes practical techniques for using AI in chemical patent drafting, prosecution, and searching, and examines how patent firms are deploying these tools today. It also brings practitioners current on inventorship of AI-assisted inventions in the United States and abroad, on developing authority governing privilege and confidentiality when counsel use AI, and on the evolving ability of AIs to handle chemical subject matter.

Dr. Nicholas P. Lanzatella has a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering, in addition to a law degree. Nicholas is a registered patent attorney whose work involves chemical engineering, materials science, and organic chemistry.  The third installment of this series describes practical techniques for using AI in chemical patent drafting, prosecution, and searching, and examines how patent firms are deploying these tools today.  It also brings practitioners current on inventorship of AI-assisted inventions in the United States and abroad, on developing authority governing privilege and confidentiality when counsel use AI, and on the evolving ability of AIs to handle chemical subject matter.

Ryan Connell is a principal at SLW, practicing intellectual property law with an emphasis on chemical engineering, materials science, biotechnology, and organic chemistry. Ryan also has experience in a variety of mechanical and electro-mechanical related arts.

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