Donald Ware and Erin Foley will speak on the panel, “Navigating the Road of Joint Inventorship” at the 2025 BIO IP Conference. This engaging panel will feature both in-house and outside litigation counsel as they explore the evolving landscape of inventorship law. This interactive session will cover key concepts such as collaboration, conception, and the legal standing required to correct inventorship, all within the context of today’s dynamic environment that is marked by rapid information sharing and the growing influence of artificial intelligence tools. Panelists will also share practical guidance and best practices to help organizations avoid common pitfalls in business relationships, including joint ventures and consulting arrangements.
Co-Managing Partner, Hathaway Russell, will also be in attendance at the conference.
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