Vorys IP Podcast: Recent Episodes
Vorys IP Podcast
Now in its second season, the Vorys IP Podcast provides listeners with important insights into on patent and trademark law. Each episode features a conversation with an attorney or patent practitioner ands shed light on a specific aspect of the intellectual property (IP) arena.
In the newest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, guest host Michael Garvin, partner in the Vorys Cleveland office, invites Jonathan Stroud, general counsel at Unified Patents, and Lucian Pera, partner at Adams and Reese LLP, to discuss the pros and cons of existing and proposed requirements that litigants who have obtained litigation funding disclose the identity of the funder(s) and information about the funding arrangements.
Learn more about our guest host, Michael: https://www.vorys.com/garvin
Learn more about Jonathan: https://www.unifiedpatents.com/team
Learn more about Lucian: https://www.adamsandreese.com/people/lucian-pera
In this episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, guest host Mike Messinger, partner in the Vorys Washington, D.C. office, invites Vorys At Work Podcast host Chaz Billington, partner in the Vorys Cleveland office, to discuss the new generative AI tools with an HR perspective. They also go into best practices for using these new tools.
In the newest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison, partner in the Vorys Houston office, invites Walter Grollitsch, general counsel and head of intellectual property at Amberjack Capital, to discuss private equity as it applies to intellectual property. Additionally, they discuss all stages of private equity and how intellectual property can affect a company's growth. Learn more about our host, Jeremy: https://www.vorys.com/harrisonLearn more about Walter: https://www.amberjackcapital.com/team-bio/walter-grollitsch
In the newest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, guest host Reed Fryar Clancy, associate in the Vorys Houston office, is joined again by Aarthi Anand, counsel at Cahill Gordon & Reindel. In part 2 of this two part series, they continue their discussion of NFTs. They expand onto more advanced topics including, buying and selling NFTs and notable deals and cases relating to NFTs. If you haven't listened to our first episode on NFTs, you can listen to it here: https://soundcloud.com/user-668942158/introduction-to-nfts-part-1Learn more about our guest host, Reed: www.vorys.com/clancyLearn more about our guest: www.cahill.com/professionals/aarthi-anand
In this latest episode, guest host Carey Jordan is joined by Reed Fryar Clancy, associate in the Vorys Houston office and Aarthi Anand, counsel at Cahill Gordon & Reindel. During part one of this podcast they discuss NFTs; more specifically, they discuss what NFTs are and their importance in today’s world.Learn more about our guest host: https://www.vorys.com/jordanLearn more about Reed: https://www.vorys.com/clancyLearn more about our guest: https://www.cahill.com/professionals/aarthi-anand
In the latest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by returning guest Anthony 'Tony' Venturino, partner in the Vorys Washington D.C. office, to discuss intellectual property technology agreements and licenses. Tony explains what types of agreements fall under technology agreements and he also goes into depth regarding licenses, common mistakes in creating licenses and how to avoid these mistakes.
Learn more about our host: vorys.com/harrison
Learn more about Tony: vorys.com/venturino
In the newest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Kal Shami, partner in the Vorys Washington D.C. office and they discuss patent marking. Kal provides guidance on putting potential infringers on notice when it comes to patent marking and the consequences of failing to mark properly. Additionally, he discusses tips on proper and improper patent marking.
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Learn more about our host Jeremy: www.vorys.com/harrison
Learn more about Kal: www.vorys.com/shami
In this episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Adam Sherman, a partner in the Cincinnati office, and Jillian Sherman and Eugene Lyman from Visualize IP. Adam first discusses how companies can leverage and protect design patents on ecommerce marketplaces. Jillian and Eugene talk with Jeremy about the importance of conducting a proper design patent search before preparing and filing a design patent application.
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Learn more about our host Jeremy: www.vorys.com/harrison
Learn more about Adam: www.vorys.com/sherman
Learn more about Jillian and Eugene at Visualize IP: www.visualizeip.com/team
In the latest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, Guest Host and Vorys Partner Mike Messinger is joined by Judy Marsh, a partner in the Columbus office and Carey Jordan, chair of the firm's IP group, in our second episode about patent assertion entities. They discuss how companies can manage assertions by patent assertion entities. Here they explain one line of indemnification defense used against patent assertion entities and what it means.
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If you haven't listened to our first episode on patent assertion entities, you can listen to it here: https://soundcloud.com/user-668942158/what-to-do-when-a-patent-assertion-entity-comes-knocking
Learn more about our guest host Mike: vorys.com/messinger
Learn more about Judy: vorys.com/marsh
Learn more about Carey: vorys.com/jordan
In this edition of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Tim Ardizzone, of counsel in the Vorys Cincinnati office. Throughout this episode, they discuss enforcing intellectual property (IP) rights in online marketplaces. Jeremy and Tim specifically address enforcing patent rights on Amazon.com. In addition, Tim provides insight on the IP enforcement tools that Amazon uses and how he personally uses these tools to help his clients protect their rights.
Related Links: Tim recently published a blog post on the Vorys eControl Marketplace Solutions Blog about this same topic: https://www.vorysecontrol.com/blog/empowering-online-marketplace-control-through-patent-portfolios/
Learn more about our host Jeremy Harrison: https://www.vorys.com/harrison
Learn more about Tim Ardizzone: https://www.vorys.com/ardizzone
In the newest episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Mike Messinger, a partner in the Vorys Washington, D.C. office. During their discussion, Jeremy and Mike provide an introduction to patent assertion entities – otherwise known as "patent trolls." Additionally, Mike provides insights and advice on how to successfully manage patent assertion entities.
In this episode of the Vorys IP Podcast, host and IP attorney Jeremy Harrison is joined by Laura Geyer, the leader of the Vorys trademark practice and an attorney in the Vorys Washington, D.C. office. During their discussion, Jeremy and Laura provide an overview of branding and trademarks. Laura also offers practical tips and advice for companies looking to fortify their brands and select strong marks.
In the latest edition of the of the Vorys IP podcast, guest host Carey Jordan is joined by the United States Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO) Texas Regional Director Hope Shimabuku. As regional director, Hope carries out the strategic direction of the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO, and is responsible for leading the Texas office. Prior to joining the office, Hope had nearly two decades of experience as an engineer and intellectual property attorney.
This special episode is a continuation of Vorys’ efforts to honor women during Women’s History Month. Throughout this episode, Carey and Hope discuss women in innovation and what efforts the USPTO is taking in this regard. According to USPTO statistics, fewer than 20 percent of all U.S. patents today list a woman as an inventor.
Links to the reports referenced in this episode can be found below:
USPTO Diversity in innovation: Best Practices: https://www.uspto.gov/about-us/events/diversity-innovation-best-practices High Tech Law Institute: Diversity in Innovation Best Practices Guide: https://digitalcommons.law.scu.edu/facpubs/989/ Progress and Potential - A profile of women inventors on U.S. patents: https://sitepilot10.firmseek.com/client/vorys3/www/assets/htmldocuments/Progress%20and%20Potential%20-%20A%20profile%20of%20women%20inventors%20on%20U.S.%20patents.pdf Progress and Potential - A profile of women inventors on U.S. patents (2020 Update: https://sitepilot10.firmseek.com/client/vorys3/www/assets/htmldocuments/Progress%20and%20Potential%20-%20UPDATE.pdf
In this edition of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Andrew Dowling, a partner in the UK office of Haseltine Lake Kempner LLP. Jeremy and Andrew discuss the European Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court. During the discussion, Andrew will delve into the current status of the European Unitary Patent, potential future developments and the benefits and risks of pursuing a unitary patent.
In the first episode of season two, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Maryellen Feehery Hank, of counsel in the Vorys Pittsburgh office. Jeremy and Maryellen discuss various aspects of IP due diligence such as the importance of involving IP counsel and the handling of trade secrets and legal opinions throughout the process. Maryellen also gives advice on how to make IP portfolios more appealing to potential purchasers or investors.
In this special episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Aaron Williams, an associate in the Vorys Cleveland office. Their discussion provides a summary of some of the important intellectual property cases litigated and before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2021 and highlights matters to look out for in the coming year. Jeremy and Aaron also take a look at how these cases will impact trademark, copyright and patent developments in 2022.
In the sixth episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Valerie Moore, a patent agent in the Vorys Houston office. Throughout this episode, Jeremy and Valerie will discuss international patent rights and how to obtain patent protection in foreign jurisdictions. Additionally Valerie will provide useful tips for those looking to save time and effort when seeking foreign patent protection.
In the latest episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Tony Venturino a partner in the Vorys Washington office and a member of the technology and intellectual property group. During their discussion, Jeremy and Tony will delve into patenting advice for start-up companies and small inventors. This episode should be especially valuable to companies and inventors who are seeking to protect an innovation.
In the fourth episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Thomas Thrash, a registered patent agent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in the Vorys Houston office. Throughout this episode, Jeremy and Thomas will discuss US provisional and non-provisional patents as well as filing strategies. Both those familiar and unfamiliar with the patenting process should find valuable insights in this episode.
In this edition of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison is joined by Bill Klima, of counsel in the Vorys Washington office. During their conversation, Jeremy and Bill will discuss patent examiners for the US Patent and Trademark office including their patent review and approval process, best practices for submitting a patent and more.
In the second episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison, a partner in the Vorys Houston office, is joined by Maureen Kelly, an associate in the Vorys Pittsburgh office. During their discussion, Jeremy and Maureen delve into the basics of trademark law including federal and state registration, the process for receiving registered trademark protection, and more.
In the inaugural episode of the Vorys IP podcast, host Jeremy Harrison, a partner in the Vorys Houston office, is joined by Bill Oldach, a partner in the Vorys Washington, D.C. office, to discuss the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, otherwise known as PTAB. During their conversation, Jeremy and Bill also touch on patent reexaminations and their effects on patentees and issued patents.