Submitted for 15 General Credits,

including 3 Ethics Credits

9th Annual Rocky Mountain

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
& TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE
Co-sponsored by the Intellectual Property Section of the Colorado Bar Association

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THE INSTITUTE:

LIVE ONLY: ■ Annual Case Law Update of All Branches of IP

JUNE 1-2, 2011 ■ Mark Lemley on Patents; David Bernstein on Trademarks; Ian Ballon on
Copyrights; Jeff Dodd on Licensing
■ Best Practices - Patent Application Strategies in Light of
At the Denver Renaissance Hotel Recent Developments
3801 Quebec Street ■ Before & After the Deal: IP Diligence in M&A and Post-Deal Integration
Denver, CO 80207 of Acquired IP
■ Opening Statements: Different Styles, Winning Results
■ Managing IP Budgets for In-House Counsel
FOLLOW THE 2011 ■ Patent Prosecution and Accusations of Inequitable Conduct
INSTITUTE ONLINE: ■ Advanced Licensing Problems With Nimmer & Dodd
Stay connected to the Institute, its faculty, ■ Joint Ventures with Companies in China
and your fellow attendees ... ■ Attorney Ethics in a Digital Age - iPads, Androids and the Cloud
■ Patent Office Appeals: Process, Tips, and Results
Follow our blog: ■ Business Torts - Looking Beyond Traditional IP Litigation to Protect IP
ip.annualcle.com/blog ■ Managing Employee Use of Social Media at Workplace - And at Home?
■ Privacy and Data Security Issues
Find our event on LinkedIn
bit.ly/IPInstitute ■ What Happens When Your Company is Enjoined?
■ Indemnification Clauses in Licenses
Find us on Facebook ■ Anatomy of Software as a Service Deal
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REGISTER EARLY FOR THIS OUTSTANDING CONFERENCE AND RECEIVE A SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT!
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oin us on June 1 & 2, 2011 for the 9th Annual Rocky Mountain IP Institute in
Denver. This year the theme is best practices - best practices for patent prosecutors and
litigators, trademark and copyright practitioners, and licensing and deal attorneys.
9th Annual Rocky Mountain Going beyond black letter legal developments, we'll discuss translating case law and new
rules into actionable information for your practice. In one place on two days in Denver, join
INTELLECTUAL your colleagues from throughout the western United States to learn, renew acquaintances,
network and grow your practice in 2011 and beyond.

PROPERTY & LIVE ONLY: JUNE 1-2, 2011

TECHNOLOGY LOCATION: The Denver Renaissance Hotel • 3801 Quebec Street • Denver, CO

INSTITUTE CLE CREDITS: Submitted for 15 General Credits, including 3 Ethics Credits

IP AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 1 • JUNE 1, 2011

7:45 - 8:30 am Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:30 am Welcoming Remarks

Nathaniel Trelease, Program Chair, WebCredenza, Inc.
Gary Abrams, Executive Director, Colorado Bar Association CLE

8:45 - 10:00 am PLENARY SESSION

Judicial Panel: Best Practices in IP Litigation
• Best Practices for Scheduling and Managing Discovery in Multi-Defendant Cases
• Pros and Cons of Different Approaches for Claim Construction
• Time and Trial: Challenges of Trials in Complex Intellectual Property Cases
Moderated by: Natalie Hanlon-Leh, Faegre & Benson LLP
Presented by: Honorable Philip A. Brimmer, US District Court for the District of Colorado, Honorable Boyd Boland, US District Court for
the District of Colorado, Honorable James M. Rosenbaum (ret.), US District Court for the District of Minnesota, JAMS, and Honorable
Roderick McKelvie (ret.), US District Court for the District of Delaware
Thank you MERCHANT & GOULD P.C. for generously sponsoring the drawing for an iPad2

10:00 - 10:15 am REFRESHMENT BREAK SPONSORED BY KILPATRICK, TOWNSEND & STOCKTON, LLP

DAY 1 TRACKS BEGIN: PLEASE SELECT THE TRACK YOU WISH TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM
TRACK A: TRACK B: TRADEMARKS/ TRACK C: TRACK D:
PATENT TRACK COPYRIGHTS/TRADE SECRETS LICENSING/ TRANSACTIONAL IN-HOUSE
TRACKS TIMES: Moderated by Wayne Stacy Moderated by Andrea Anderson Moderated by John Ritsick Moderated by Mollybeth Kocialski

10:15 - 11:05 am Opening Statements and
Closing Arguments: What
Matters and What Works
• Live Demonstration by
One of the Industry's Best
• Practical Discussion of
What Matters
• Q&A with the Audience
Presented by Morgan Chu,
Irell & Manella, LLP
Trade Secret Update
• Case Law Review, Including
Bimbo, Bratz and E*Trade
• Impact on Trade Secrets by
Changes in Technology,
Globalization, and
Portability of Electronic
Information
• Preview of Upcoming
Decisions and Analysis of
Current Trade Secret Trends
Honorable Eric Elliff, Denver
District Court
Before & After: Best Practices – IP Managing IP Budgets
Diligence in M&A and Post-Deal • Strategies for Budgeting
Integration of Acquired IP for Litigation
• Best Practices for Pre-Deal IP Diligence, • Strategies for Budgeting
Including Timing on NDAs and Who for Prosecution
Should be on the Diligence Team • What to Do When
• What Should Buyers and Sellers be Litigation and Prosecution
Looking for? Budgets are Combined
• Avoiding Common Mistakes in the • Obtaining Company Buy-in
Reps and Warranties to Budgets
• How to Determine What are Your Presented by Grant Ritz,
Clients' Needs for the Deal Hewlett Packard, Danielle
• What are the IP Questions You Should Johnston Holmes, Microsoft,
be Asking During the Pre-Deal Period? and David Donoghue,
Moderator: Daniel Jablonsky, Holland & Knight LLP
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
Panelists: Jason Haislmaier, Holme,
Roberts & Owen LLP, Ryan Arney, Davis,
Graham & Stubbs LLP, Jim Anderson,
Skyline Partners International, and Joseph
Redecki, St. Charles Capital
 IP AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 1 • JUNE 1, 2011 continued
DAY 1 TRACKS CONTINUE: PLEASE SELECT THE TRACK YOU WISH TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM
TRACK A: TRACK B: TRADEMARKS/ TRACK C: LICENSING/ TRACK D:
PATENT TRACK COPYRIGHTS/TRADE SECRETS TRANSACTIONAL IN-HOUSE
TRACKS TIMES: Moderated by Wayne Stacy Moderated by Andrea Anderson Moderated by John Ritsick Moderated by Mollybeth Kocialski

11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Patent Office Appeals:
Process, Tips, and Results
• Strategy Decisions in
Determining Whether
to File an Appeal
• Procedural Considerations
and Tips on Filing Appeal
and Brief
• Appeal Conferences and
Oral Hearings
• Post Appeal Issues
Presented by Timothy Scull,
Merchant & Gould P.C., and
Heath J. Briggs, Greenberg
Traurig LLP
2011 Trademark Update
• Latest Developments in
Trademark Infringement
and Dilution Law
• Contributory Liability After
Tiffany v. eBay, and Parallel
Imports after Costco v. Omega
• The Potential Impact of
Rosetta Stone v. Google on
Keyword Advertising
• The New WIPO UDRP
Decision Overview and
ICANN's New gTLDs
Presented by David Bernstein,
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Before & After ... continued Trade Secret Inventory
• Why You Shouldn't Neglect IP • Beginning a Trade Secret Inventory
and IT Issues During the Post- • Maintaining Accurate Trade
Closing Period Secret Records
• What Do Companies Need to • Auditing Trade Secret Inventories
Prepare for When Integrating Presented by Mialeeka Williams, Coca
IP and IT Portfolios and Cola Company
Systems?
• How Can You Help Your
Clients Address the Challenges
of the Post-Closing Period?
Moderator: Daniel Jablonsky
Panelists: Jason Haislmaier,
Ryan Arney, Jim Anderson,
and Joseph Redecki

12:00 - 1:30 pm PLENARY SESSION & LUNCH SPONSORED BY FAEGRE & BENSON, LLP
Lunch is included with Annual Report of IP Section of the Colorado Bar Association
your registration.You Attorney Ethics In A Digital World- iPads, Androids, And The Cloud - 1 ETHICS CREDIT
must indicate on the • Ethical Issues Associated with Third-Party Attorney-Rating Sites
registration form if you • Ethical Issues to Consider When Attorneys Use Social Networking Sites, Including “Friending”on Facebook
plan to attend. • Ethical Hazards Posed by Blogging and Engaging in Other Interactive Online Conduct and How to Avoid Them
Presented by Michael Lackey, Mayer Brown, LLP

1:30 - 2:20 pm Best Practices – Patent
Prosecution and Accusations
of Inequitable Conduct
1 ETHICS CREDIT
• Ethical Considerations for
Inequitable Conduct (IC)
• Litigation Tactics and Cases
• Prosecutors Tips & Strategies
• Patent Reform Update for IC
Presented by Thomas
Franklin, Kilpatrick, Townsend
& Stockton, LLP, Gene
Bernard, Kilpatrick, Townsend
& Stockton, LLP, and
Kristopher Reed, Kilpatrick,
Townsend & Stockton, LLP
Advocacy Before the TTAB
• Tips for Using Accelerated
Case Resolution, an Alterna-
tive, Expedited Summary
Judgment Style Litigation Track
• Navigating the TTAB's
Amended Rules for
Mandatory Discovery/
Settlement Conferences and
Modified Initial, Expert, and
Pretrial Disclosures
• TTAB Advocacy Pointers
from a Former Administra-
tive Trademark Judge
Presented by Linda McLeod,
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow,
Garrett & Dunner, LLP
Hidden Risks in Licensing
Agreements Revisited
• Examination of Lesser Known
Risks that Frequently Arise
when Drafting License
Agreements
• Risks Arising from Sublicenses
• Risks from Warranty,
Indemnification and
Limitation of Liability Clauses
• Special Risks Arising from
Trademark, Patent and
Copyright Licenses
Presented by Peter Kinsella,
Perkins Coie, LLP
Best Practices for Companies
Managing Employee Use of Social
Media at Work – And at Home?
• How Social Media is Forcing Employers
to Rethink the Boundaries Between the
Work and Home
• Concrete Steps to Guide Employees
on the Use of Social Media
• Development of Policies that
Complement the Business Strategy
• Best Practices for Managing Social
Media Content in an Increasingly
Litigious Environment
Presented by Jeff Hartman, Exclusive
Resorts, Deborah Shinbein, Clarity
Digital Group LLC, and Sean
Gallagher, Polsinelli Shughart PC

Evolving Damages Law –
2:25 - 3:15 pm Entire Market Value, Expert
Reports and Claim Drafting
• New Standards for Damages
Theories – When to Apply
the Entire Market Value Rule
and When to Construct a
Different Theory
• How to Construct Expert
Reports that Show the
Incremental Contribution
of the Patented Invention
to the Product
• How to Compile Evidence to
Support Your Damages Theory
Presented by William Coats,
Kaye Scholer, LLP
Business Torts – Looking
Beyond Traditional IP
Litigation to Protect IP
• The Risk – with a 128GB Flash
Drive, Departing Employees
Can Leave with Millions of
Pages of Text in Their Pockets
• The Law-Changes in Trade
Secret, Non-Compete,
Inevitable Disclosure and
Conversion Litigation Tactics
Reflect This Growing Risk
• Best Practices – How Business
Torts Should Become Part of
Your IP Prosecution Plan
Presented by William Kelly,
Kelly, Stacy & Rita LLC
Joint Ventures With
Companies in China
• What are “Joint Ventures” in
China for JVs?
• Overview of the Current
Environment for JVs in China
• What Are the Legal Issues
Your Clients Should be
Considering?
• What Do You Need to Know
about Protecting and Enforcing
Your Client's IP When Entering
into a JV or China?
Presented by Nelson Dong,
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
An Update on the Perils of False
Marking: Assessing the Risk
• Is the False Marking provision of the
Patent Act constitutional?
• Risk assessment: An overview of
false marking cases nationwide
• What evidence is necessary to rebut
an allegation of “intent to deceive?”
• Tips to implement a cost effective
patent marking policy to avoid
liability
Presented by Jane Michaels, Holland
& Hart, LLP, Marc Mayer, Agilent
Technologies, and Floyd Anderson,
Avago Technologies
 IP AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 1 • JUNE 1, 2011 continued
3:15 - 3:30 pm REFRESHMENT BREAK SPONSORED BY KILPATRICK, TOWNSEND & STOCKTON, LLP
DAY 1 TRACKS RESUME: PLEASE SELECT THE TRACK YOU WISH TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM
TRACK A: TRACK B: TRADEMARKS/ TRACK C: TRACK D:
PATENT TRACK COPYRIGHTS/TRADE SECRETS LICENSING/ TRANSACTIONAL IN-HOUSE
TRACKS TIMES: Moderated by Wayne Stacy Moderated by Andrea Anderson Moderated by John Ritsick Moderated by Mollybeth Kocialski

3:30 - 4:20 pm Best Practices – Patent
Application Strategies in Light
of Recent Developments
• Avoid Pitfalls Resulting from
Recent Changes and Develop-
ments in the Patent Law
• Practical and Effective Patent
Application Drafting and
Prosecution Tips and Techniques
• Reduce Client Costs, Secure
Early Allowance, and Create
Favorable Patent File Histories
Presented by Thomas Woods,
Woods Patent Law
.brand – What the New gTLDs
Means for Brandowners
• Current Status of ICANN's
New gTLD Roll-out
• Brand Owners' Ability to
Challenge New gTLD
Applications
• .brand: Deciding Whether to
Apply to Run Your Own
Registry, Including Timing
and Potential Pitfalls
• Rights Protection Mechanisms
in New Registries Post-Launch
Presented by Adam Scoville,
RE/MAX
What IP Lawyers Need to Know What Happens When Your
About the Law of Privacy and Company Is Enjoined
Data Security • Staying an Injunction
• The Ten Privacy Rules Which Can Pending Appeal
Cause Your Clients Major Issues • Designing Around the
• Paradigm of Privacy - Informed Patent
Choice Versus Government Regulation • Testing a Design Around -
• Threat Briefing on How Serious Data Contempt Proceeding
Insecurity Has Become Versus New Complaint?
• Increasingly Untenable Definition of • Impact of an Injunction on
“Personally Identifiable Information” Third Parties, Such as
• Impact of Privacy and Data Customers
Security Class Action Lawsuits Presented by Kirstin Stoll-
Presented by Joel F. Brenner, Cooley LLP, DeBell, Merchant & Gould
Tanya Madison, First Data Corporation, P.C., and Tom Dougherty,
and Norton Cutler, Perkins Coie, LLP Gates Corporation

4:20 - 5:15 pm IP INSTITUTE WINE TASTING SPONSORED BY COOLEY LLP

Take this time to network with distinguished faculty and colleagues! (Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to attend the wine tasting reception)

IP AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 2 • JUNE 2, 2011

8:00 am Registration Open

9:00 - 10:30 am PLENARY SESSION

Advanced Licensing Problems With Nimmer & Dodd
• Classroom Style Examination of Most Highly Negotiated Provisions of a License
• Resolution of Flashpoints in Actual Negotiations
• Interactive Discussion with Audience About Common Licensing Problems
Presented by Jeff Dodd, Andrews Kurth, LLP, and Ray Nimmer, University of Houston Law Center
Thank you MERCHANT & GOULD P.C. for generously sponsoring the drawing for an iPad2

10:30 - 10:45 am REFRESHMENT BREAK SPONSORED BY PERKINS COIE LLP

DAY 2 TRACKS BEGIN: PLEASE SELECT THE TRACK YOU WISH TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM
TRACK A: PATENT TRACK
TRACKS TIMES: Moderated by Natalie Hanlon-Leh
10:45 - 11:35 am 2011 Patent Law Update
• Developments at the
Supreme Court
• Comprehensive Review of the
Most Important Federal Circuit
Decisions in the Past Year
Presented by Mark Lemley,
Stanford Law School,
Durie Tangri LLP
TRACK B: TRADEMARKS/ COPYRIGHTS/TRADE SECRETS
Moderated by Timothy Scull
Social Media – Integrated Marketing
Campaigns and Legal Catch 22s
• Text Messaging Under CAN-SPAM and the TCPA
• m-Marketing and Privacy Threats, Including
Rise in Prominence of Location Data
• Privacy Policy Best Practices After the FTC's
Current Push for Just-in-time Opt Outs, Do-not-
track Mechanisms and Better Privacy Policies
• Application of Old, Stodgy FTC Rules to a
Social Media World
Presented by Ian O'Neill, Holland & Hart, LLP
TRACK C: LICENSING/ TRANSACTIONAL
Moderated by James Brogan
Indemnification Clauses in Licenses
• Avoiding Mistakes in Indemnity Provisions
• What Should You be Fighting for and Against?
• How to Determine Your Clients' Needs
• Looking at Sample Provisions
• Insights from In-house and Outside
Counsel, Including Transactional and
Litigation Perspectives
Presented by Brooke Fritz, IBM, Carrie Schiff,
MWH Global, Inc., and Lee Johnston, Dorsey
& Whitney LLP

11:40 am - 12:30 pm Joint & Divided Infringement
• Recent Federal Circuit Decisions
• What Types of Claims are
Susceptible to Being “Divided”
• Strategies for Drafting Claims
to Avoid the Perils of Divided
Infringement
Presented by Scott Alter, Faegre
& Benson, LLP
2011 Copyright Update
• Update on the Latest and Most Important
New Cases
• Expiration of Renewal Rights and the Impact
on Technology Companies and Businesses
• Copyright Trolls and New Litigation Risks
• DMCA and Secondary Liability Issues
Presented by Ian Ballon, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
2011 Licensing Update
• Most Important Cases Decided During
2009 and 2010 Affecting Licensing
Transactions and Litigation
• Trends and New Developments That
Will Affect IP Practitioners
• How to Address New Developments
in Drafting and Litigating Licenses
Presented by Jeff Dodd, Andrews Kurth, LLP
 IP AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE PROGRAM AGENDA • DAY 2 • JUNE 2, 2011 continued
12:30 - 1:45 pm PLENARY SESSION & LUNCH SPONSORED BY HOLLAND & HART, LLP
Lunch is included with Alternate Resolutions for IP Disputes:
your registration. You • Profiles of the Easiest and Hardest IP Cases to Settle, and Ways to Accelerate the Resolution Timeline
must indicate on the • Taking Control of ESI and International Discovery, Limiting Expert and Third-party Discovery, Recognizing the Different Landscape Wrought
registration form if you by NPEs, and Focusing Summary Judgment Efforts
plan to attend. • Facilitative-Versus-Evaluative Mediators, and the Emerging Concept of the “E-Neutral”
Moderated by: Greg Whitehair, IP Resolution Company
Presented by: Honorable Edward Infante (ret.), US District Court for the District of Northern California, JAMS, and Honorable Robert Faulkner
(ret.), US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, JAMS

DAY 2 TRACKS RESUME: PLEASE SELECT THE TRACK YOU WISH TO ATTEND ON THE REGISTRATION FORM
TRACK A: PATENT TRACK TRACK B: TRADEMARKS/COPYRIGHTS/TRADE SECRETS TRACK C: LICENSING/ TRANSACTIONAL
TRACKS TIMES: Moderated by Natalie Hanlon-Leh Moderated by Timothy Scull Moderated by James Brogan

1:45 - 2:35 pm Best Practices – Claim Construction
and Markman Hearings:
• Overview of Current Standards and
Relevant Evidence
• Discussion of Possible Procedures,
Including Use of Fact and Expert
Witnesses
• Relevance of Prosecution History and
Reexamination
Presented by Scott Llewellyn, Morrison
& Foerster LLP
Secondary Liability Under Patent, Copyright
and Trademark Law & Responding to Third
Party Subpoenas
• Inducement Under Copyright, Trademark and
Patent Law
• The Extent and Limits of Protection for Notice
and Takedown
• New Case Law on Secondary Trademark Liability
• CDA Case Law and Emerging Circuit Splits-
How to Navigate the Risks
• Liability for Websites, Blogs, Social Networks
and Corporate and Personal Users
Presented by Ian Ballon, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Licensing From and With Academia
and Government
• Learn the Intricacies (and Idiosyncrasies)
of Licensing Intellectual Property From
or to Academia and Government
• Gain Insights into How Academia and
Government Make Intellectual Property
Available for License and How it is Priced
• Discuss Benefits and Drawbacks of
Enforcing Intellectual Property Licensed
from Academia or Government
Presented by Orion Armon, Cooley LLP,
Meg McClelland, University Corporation
for Atmospheric Research (UCAR), and
David Poticha, University of Colorado

2:35 - 2:50 pm NETWORKING BREAK SPONSORED BY PERKINS COIE LLP

2:50 - 3:40 pm Capturing Innovations in Your Company Best Practices for Obtaining Permissions to Anatomy of Software as a
• Mechanics Required for a Company to Use Third-Party Content in Published Works Service Deal
Timely and Efficiently Secure its Patentable • Obtaining Clearances to Use Third Party Content • Cradle to Mature Licensing Tips
Subject Matter for Published Works in Print and New Media • Checklists for SaaS Deals
• Strategies to Improve Internal • Copyright Industry Statements on Best • Pitfalls and Traps
Policies/Procedures for Generating Practices in Fair Use and Permission Analysis Presented by Christine Amrhein, TriZetto
Invention Disclosures • Reproduction Rights Organizations' Increasing Group, and Sean Radcliffe, IHS, Inc.
• Avoiding Employee and Third-Party Importance to the Permissions Process
Disputes Regarding Ownership of Presented by Jon Tandler, Isaacson Rosenbaum P.C.
Technology
• How Marketing/Sales and Engineering/
Technical Departments Can Work Together
so as Not to Jeopardize Tech Assets
Presented by Brent P. Johnson, Sheridan
Ross PC, and Brad Knepper, Sheridan
Ross PC
3:40 - 4:30 pm PLENARY SESSION
How to Have Fewer Clients and Yet Make More Money - 1 ETHICS CREDIT
• Key Current Litigation Over Client Identity in Dealing with Inventors, Joint Development Agreements, and Corporations
• Recent Cases Implying Attorney-Client Relationships Where Most Lawyers Would Think None Existed
• How to Protect Your Firm and its Clients
Presented by David Hricik, Mercer University School of Law

4:30 pm Adjourn

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
The Institute is being held at the Denver Renaissance Hotel, 3801 Quebec Street, Denver, CO 80207
CBA-CLE has reserved a small block of rooms for guests of the Institute at the Renaissance Hotel in Denver, Colorado. Room rates start at $129
plus applicable taxes, until May 18, 2011. To make your reservation, please call 303-399-7500. In order to receive the group room rate, please
indicate that you are a guest of the Colorado Bar Association Intellectual Property Conference.
IP INSTITUTE FACULTY AND PLANNING COMMITTEE
PROGRAM PLANNING COMMITTEE: Joel F. Brenner David Hricik Jane Michaels
SPONSORS: PROGRAM CHAIR Cooley LLP
Washington, DC
Mercer University School of Law
Macon, GA
Holland & Hart, LLP
Denver, CO
Nathaniel T. Trelease
WebCredenza, Inc. Heath J. Briggs Honorable Edward A. Ray Nimmer
PLATINUM LEVEL: Denver, CO Greenberg Traurig LLP Infante (ret.) University of Houston
■ Cooley LLP Denver, CO United States District Court Law Center
Wayne Stacy
■ Faegre & Benson LLP Cooley LLP District of Northern California Houston, TX
Honorable Philip A. JAMS
■ Holland & Hart LLP Broomfield, CO Brimmer San Francisco, CA Ian O'Neill
■ Kilpatrick, Townsend & United States District Court Holland & Hart LLP
Natalie Hanlon-Leh
Stockton, LLP District of Colorado Daniel L. Jablonsky Denver, CO
Faegre & Benson, LLP
Denver, CO Brownstein Hyatt Farber
■ Merchant & Gould P.C. Denver/Boulder, CO David Poticha
Schreck LLP
■ Perkins Coie LLP Molly Kocialski Morgan Chu Denver, CO University of Colorado
Denver, CO Irell & Manella, LLP Boulder, CO
Los Angeles, CA Brent P. Johnson
GOLD LEVEL: Timothy B. Scull Sheridan Ross PC Sean Radcliffe
■ Dorsey & Whitney, LLP Merchant & Gould P.C. William S. Coats Denver, CO IHS, Inc.
Denver, CO Kaye Scholer LLP Denver, CO
■ LexisNexis Palo Alto, CA Danielle Johnston Holmes
Andrea Anderson Microsoft Joseph Radecki
Norton Cutler Seattle, WA St. Charles Capital
SILVER LEVEL: Holland & Hart LLP
Perkins Coie LLP Denver, CO
Denver, CO Lee F. Johnston
■ BNA Books Denver, CO
Dorsey & Whitney LLP Kristopher L. Reed
John Ritsick
■ Greenberg Traurig, LLP Jeff C. Dodd Denver, CO Kilpatrick, Townsend &
Flextronics International
■ Holme Roberts & Andrews Kurth LLP Stockton, LLP
Broomfield, CO William J. Kelly, III
Houston/Austin, TX Denver, CO
Owen, LLP Kelly, Stacy & Rita LLC
James Brogan
Nelson G. Dong Denver, CO
■ Morrison & Foerster LLP Cooley LLP Grant Ritz
Dorsey & Whitney LLP Peter J. Kinsella
■ Sheridan Ross PC Broomfield, CO Hewlett Packard
Seattle, WA Perkins Coie LLP Fort Collins, CO
R. David Donoghue Denver, CO
BRONZE LEVEL: FACULTY: Honorable James M.
Holland & Knight LLP Brad Knepper
Scott M. Alter Rosenbaum (ret.)
■ Andrews Kurth LLP Chicago, IL Sheridan Ross PC
Faegre & Benson, LLP United States District Court
Tom Dougherty Denver, CO District of Minnesota
Denver/Boulder, CO
CO-SPONSOR: Gates Corporation Michael E. Lackey JAMS
Christine Amrhein Denver, CO Mayer Brown, LLP Minneapolis, MN
■ Stanford Program in TriZetto Group
Honorable J. Eric Elliff Washington, DC Carrie Schiff
Law, Science and Greenwood Village, CO
Denver District Court Mark Lemley MWH Global, Inc.
Technology Jim Anderson Denver, CO Stanford Law School Broomfield, CO
Skyline Partners International Palo Alto, CA
Denver, CO Honorable Robert Adam Scoville
Faulkner (ret.) Durie Tangri LLP
RE/Max
Floyd Anderson United States District Court San Francisco, CA
Denver, CO
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Fort Collins, CO
Eastern District of Texas
JAMS
Scott F. Llewellyn
Timothy B. Scull
Morrison & Foerster LLP
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Denver, CO
Stay connected to the Cooley LLP Thomas D. Franklin Tanya Madison
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your fellow attendees ... Ryan Arney Denver, CO
Denver, CO Marc Mayer
Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP
Denver, CO Brooke Fritz Agilent Technologies Kirstin L. Stoll-DeBell
Follow our blog: Merchant & Gould P.C.
IBM Loveland, CO
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Polisnelli Shughart PC
bit.ly/IPInstitute Eugene J. Bernard Boulder, CO Denver, CO
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facebook.com/IPInstitute Boulder, CO Garrett & Dunner LLP Denver, CO
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New York, NY Faegre & Benson, LLP
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Denver, CO
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United States District Court Jeff Hartman District of Delaware Thomas Woods
District of Colorado Exclusive Resorts Covington & Burling, LLP Woods Patent Law LLC
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LIVE PROGRAM ONLY: JUNE 1-2, 2011 • At the Denver Renaissance Hotel ❏ CBA Member: $129 ❏ Non-Member: $159
EARLY BIRD TUITION: Tuition with Additional Savings for FLASH DRIVE - COURSE MATERIALS AND AUDIO RECORDING:* Full CLE credit given
Register on or before May 18, 2011 AND SAVE! ❏ CBA Member: $895 ❏ Non-Member: $995
Materials on FLASH DRIVE Paper Materials
Non-Member ..............................................................................❏ $475 ..............❏ $505 ❏ Recorded Program on CD-ROM and Paper Course Materials (IP060111D)
CBA Member ..............................................................................❏ $429 ..............❏ $459 Materials will be mailed to you approximately 2 weeks after live program
CBA Intellectual Property Section Member ....................❏ $399 ..............❏ $429
New Attorney (in practice 2 years or less) ......................❏ $379 ..............❏ $419
❏ Online Recorded Program & Downloadable Course Materials (IP060111J)
Available online only – instructions will be e-mailed to you after registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Online recorded materials are available in MP3 format only.
REGULAR TUITION: After May 18, 2011
Materials on FLASH DRIVE Paper Materials *Institute home study materials include ALL tracks from the live conference.
Non-Member ..............................................................................❏ $495 ..............❏ $525 The Institute has been submitted for 42 General CLE Credits, including 3 Ethics Credits
CBA Member ..............................................................................❏ $449 ..............❏ $479
CBA Intellectual Property Section Member ....................❏ $419 ..............❏ $449 NOTE: Shipping & handling Price $
New Attorney (in practice 2 years or less) ......................❏ $399 ..............❏ $439 only applies to orders you
Shipping & Handling $ 10.00
receive via mail.
ARE YOU PLANNING TO ATTEND ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: Subtotal $
JUNE 1: ❏ Luncheon ❏ I require a vegetarian selection
JUNE 1: ❏ Wine-tasting Applicable Sales Tax (7.72% Denver, 4.1% RTD and 2.9% rest of Colo.) $
JUNE 2: ❏ Luncheon ❏ I require a vegetarian selection
NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT SELECT A LUNCH, ONE WILL NOT BE ORDERED FOR YOU HOMESTUDY TOTAL $
TRACK SELECTION:
Attendees may float from track to track, but for seating purposes, please select one track per day. CANCELLATIONS: If you are unable to attend, please notify CBA-CLE by May
DAY 1: ❏ TRACK A ❏ TRACK B ❏ TRACK C ❏ TRACK D 23, 2011 and we will gladly refund your tuition in full. After May 23, 2011,
DAY 2: ❏ TRACK A ❏ TRACK B ❏ TRACK C refunds will be issued, less a $100 cancellation fee.

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9th Annual Rocky Mountain 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300, Denver, Colorado 80203-4303

INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY &
TECHNOLOGY
INSTITUTE
Co-sponsored by the Intellectual Property
Section of the Colorado Bar Association

LIVE ONLY: JUNE 1-2, 2011

At the Denver Renaissance Hotel
3801 Quebec Street • Denver, CO 80207

Register at www.rockymountainipinstitute.com

Submitted for 15 General Credits,

including 3 Ethics Credits

9th Annual Rocky Mountain

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
& TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE
Co-sponsored by the Intellectual Property Section of the Colorado Bar Association

LIVE ONLY: JUNE 1-2, 2011 Don't Miss

At the Denver Renaissance Hotel • 3801 Quebec Street • Denver, CO 80207 the Rocky Mountain
Region's PREMIER
Intellectual Property
REGISTER EARLY AND RECEIVE A SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT!
Institute!
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