Fifth Annual Intellectual Property & Innovation Conference

The Fifth Annual Intellectual Property & Innovation Conference, organized by the Suffolk Law Intellectual Property Center, convenes a diverse group of intellectual property professionals, including scholars, law firm practitioners, in-house counsel, and policymakers. This event offers a platform for exploring current issues in IP and innovation, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among attendees.

Key topics at the conference include the progress of negotiations for a new WIPO Treaty on the Disclosure of Origin of Genetic Resources and Associated Traditional Knowledge, the Schedule A phenomenon, and the challenges and avenues for protecting technology in the age of generative AI. These sessions aim to provide insights into the evolving landscape of intellectual property law and its impact on various industries.

The conference features a keynote address by Professor Lateef Mtima from Howard University School of Law, focusing on "Intellectual Property Social Justice: Uniting the Nation Through Creative and Innovative Pursuits." Additionally, attendees can participate in panel discussions, presentations, and a networking reception, offering opportunities to engage with experts and peers in the field.

This conference is ideal for intellectual property professionals, legal scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and innovation. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on emerging IP issues and have the chance to connect with leading experts in the field.