First Name (not necessarily your legal name, but rather the name you wish to be called in the seminar if we use first names)
Last Name
Some of this information already appears on your Consent Form, I know. I am sorry you have to enter it again, but it will be helpful for me to have it in a standard electronic format.
Pronunciation of your first and last names (if not obvious) ("Rhymes with" for a syllable or group of syllables always helps. Indicating the emphasized syllable by ALL CAPS is good, too.)
Undergraduate School Year of Graduation
Undergraduate Major(s)
Other Degree(s) (degree, field, institution, year)
If you have not been in school every year between September and May since age 15, what else have you done and when and where did you do it?
Patent Law, Review of
You _may_ consult anything and anyone (except me) to get the answers for this part. It should not take you very long to do. If you have spent 2 hours on it, STOP!
Prejudices: What are the best and worst aspects of the work each group performs?
Best for Group 1 and Worst Best for Group 2 and Worst Best for Group 3 and Worst
If you balked at having to name only three, please now name any others and identify the best and worst aspects of their work.
For each of the two major liability issues you identified, question 1, who has the burden of proof (patent owner [=PO] or accused infringer [=AI]), and what is the standard (quantum) of proof?
Liability Issue 1 - Burden of Proof is on PO AI and Standard of Proof is
Liability Issue 2 - Burden of Proof is on PO AI and Standard of Proof is
Name at least one and no more than four issues that arise fairly regularly in patent cases that are questions of equity (as opposed to questions of law or fact.)
What is the standard of review on appeal for questions of equity?