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Legislative Initiatives
- Copyright Reform Task Force: see ABA Media Release.
- H.R. 1908, Patent Reform Act of 2007 (As passed by House of Representatives September 7-2007)
- House Report 110-314 (Report on H.R. 1908)
- S. 1145, Patent Reform Act of 2007 (As ordered reported by Senate Judiciary Committee September 19-2007)
- April 2007: Amgen Inc. v. Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc.
- Section White Paper on "Agenda for 21st Century Patent Reform"
- IPL Section Letter to Senate Favoring (S. 522) July, 2008
Be Involved !
- ABA-IPL Membership
- Join the Section
- Join a Section Committee
- Nominations Being Considered For Division and Committee Chairs
Streaming Audio
Streaming Audio from Section Conference Session available for download
Section Policy
Leadership Resources
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Summary of Action of the October 2008 ABA Board of Governors Meeting
Section Leadership
CHAIR
Gordon T. Arnold
Arnold & Knobloch, L.L.P
Houston, TX
CHAIR-ELECT
Don W. Martens
Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear
Irvine, CA
VICE-CHAIR
Marylee Jenkins
Arent Fox LLP
New York, NY
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Pamela Banner Krupka
Krupka Law Group PC
Los Angeles, CA
Message from the Chair
CLE Teleconference
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