President’s LetterAs President of the International Trademark Association, I am pleased to welcome you to the Association’s 129th Annual Meeting in the exciting city of Chicago.

To celebrate the musical tradition in Chicago, we are incorporating blues and jazz music throughout our Annual Meeting, from the educational programs to the networking receptions. Each day this week will start off with a highlighted session, offering discussion on some of today’s most important trademark issues and case law. Arrive early to participate in these stimulating sessions and stay the rest of the day to take advantage of the other exciting and informative sessions, workshops, roundtables and the Exhibition Hall.

In addition, McDonald’s Corporation Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jim Skinner is the meeting’s keynote speaker. Mr. Skinner will discuss issues relating to the development and protection of McDonald’s internationally known brand and its value to the restaurant industry.

There will also be ample opportunities for fun and networking with your colleagues and business associates throughout the week, including the Welcome Reception on Sunday evening and the Grand Finale on Wednesday. For your convenience, the Hospitality Area will have extended hours this year. In the Exhibition Hall, you will find more than 90 exhibitors offering information on the latest products and services for trademark professionals. Our 2006 – 2007 committees will also meet to address issues critical to the global protection of trademarks and to the Association.

Although there will be plenty to do at the meeting, I hope you will take the opportunity to enjoy one of my favorite cities – Chicago (the “Windy City”). When I lived in Chicago, I enjoyed the easy accessibility to museums, shows and sporting events, as well as the wide variety of restaurants. I encourage you to visit three of the tallest buildings in the world, attend a show at one of more than 200 theaters or walk through the beautiful Navy Pier and Millennium Park along Lake Michigan.

I look forward to seeing you during the next few days.

Dee Ann Weldon-WilsonPresident, International Trademark AssociationTrademark Counsel, Exxon Mobil Corporation

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The International Trademark Association thanks the following companies for their sponsor-ship of the 129th Annual Meeting.

ABU-GHAZALEH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (AGIP)INTA Annual Meeting Mini-Maps and Host City Information Online Sponsor

AGIP is the leading Intellectual Property (IP) firm in the Arab region with 30 fully-owned offices. For 34 years, AGIP has led the IP sector in the region by setting high standards for ser-vices in trademarks, patents, copyrights, domain names and utility designs. AGIP has embraced the latest technology to serve its clients’ needs in the Arab countries, Turkey, Pakistan, and India. Our liaison offices in Canada, China, France, UK and US provide an unmatched link to cover all corners of the world. www.agip.com

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For over 20 years, Asia Law & Practice has been a leading publisher and conference organizer in Asia, consistently charting events that have shaped the region’s business and legal environment. The quarterly IP Re-view and annual IP Profiles provide the link between leading private prac-tice lawyers and their clients. Asialaw and China Law & Practice magazines regularly cover the key IP issues affecting businesses while the annual IP Awards and Asia Pacific IP Forum provide an opportunity for leading law-yers to meet their corporate counterparts. For information on subscribing or attending, see the website:www.AsiaLawAndPractice.com

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Published monthly, in full color, Asian Legal Business (ALB) is the only independent magazine dedicated to the latest legal news, events and developments in the Asia-Pacific region. With coverage on all the important and emerging areas of practice and business, ALB provides the most updated legal and business news from in and around the region. Each issue contains in-depth features examining changes in legislation, important areas of practice, overseas jurisdictions along with revealing profiles of major industry leaders. For more information

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Consistently ranked as Honduran’s leading Intellectual Property and Commercial Law Firm. The firm offers comprehensive IP legal services in Honduras and the entire Central-American region including filing and prosecution, as well as transactional work, consultancy services, defense and enforcement of rights before all Courts (Civil & Criminal) and Administrative Offices. We strive to live up to our slogan: BUFETE MEJIA & ASOCIADOS: WE CARE

FENWICK & WEST LLPSaturday Hospitality Sponsor

Fenwick & West provides comprehensive legal services to technology and life sciences clients of national and interna-tional prominence. The Trademark Group at Fenwick & West is ranked as one of the top filers among U. S. Law firms. It

routinely registers marks in 162 jurisdictions worldwide and has enforced clients’ rights in over 100 jurisdictions worldwide. We are currently prosecuting over 12,500 applications and registrations and are currently handling over 2,000 active disputes regarding trade-mark rights worldwide.

G. RONALD BELL & ASSOCIATES Sunday Hospitality Sponsor

The practice of our firm is devoted essentially to the representation of both domestic and foreign clients in the preparation, filing and prosecution of Canadian and foreign patent, trade-mark, industrial design and copyright applica-

tions and the enforcement of rights defined therein. We are a firm concentrating on the delivery of high quality professional service. Our global portfolio of clients attests to this as does our motto: In the protection of Intellectual Property rights, we strive for perfection but will settle for excellence. www.grbell.com

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InsideCounsel is the oldest monthly magazine published specifically for in-house counsel. It has a monthly circulation of more than 40,000 U.S. in-house counsel. www.insidecounsel.com

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sPonsorsINTELLECTUAL ASSET MANAGEMENT (IAM) MAGAZINEMedia Sponsor

Now in its fourth year, IAM magazine is the only publication to focus on intellectual property from a business, rather than legal, point of view. The magazine has an outstanding editorial board, reflecting its high-level corporate readership. In addition, the members of the in-house editorial team all have long-established track records of writing for many of the world’s leading business

publications, including the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times. Complimentary copies of IAM magazine plus other IAM titles, including Brands in the Boardroom and IP Value 2007, will be available to collect free of charge from the booth. www.iam-magazine.com

JENNER & BLOCK LLPCharity Sponsor

Jenner & Block LLP is a national law firm with offices in Chicago, Dallas, New York and Washington, D.C. Founded in 1914, the Firm has over 450 lawyers offer-

ing experience in virtually every area of the law. Jenner & Block’s clients include industrial, commercial, telecommunications, research and development, technology, and utility com-panies, as well as financial and service enterprises. In the public sector, the Firm repre-sents a variety of state and local governmental entities. Jenner & Block’s reputation as one of the country’s most successful law firms has been established by consistently delivering excellent legal counsel to clients in the boardroom and in the courtroom, from the trial level through the United States Supreme Court. Jenner & Block has been repeatedly named to The American Lawyer’s “A-List” identifying the country’s 20 law firms that are “true lead-ers of the profession” based on its demonstrated commitment to client service, pro bono representation, diversity and career development. www.jenner.com

THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOLLaw Student Happy Hour Sponsor

The John Marshall Law School has been leading the way in intellectual property legal education for over sixty-five years. The School is nationally and internationally recognized for its JD and LLM intellectual property curriculum and for its out-standing faculty. Through its Center for Intellectual Property Law, the School also offers continuing legal education pro-

grams for area practitioners, providing valuable networking opportunities for its students, as well as for practitioners. The School recently announced its newest degree program – the M.S. in intellectual property – available to non-lawyer business and government professionals, as well as domestic and international patent agents. The Law School has received international attention for its highly acclaimed on-line Review of Intellectual Prop-erty Law (RIPL) which publishes timely, cutting edge articles on a wide range of intellectual property issues. www.jmls.edu

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KIRKLAND & ELLIS LLPGolf Sponsor

Founded nearly 100 years ago, Kirkland & Ellis has been called upon to handle complicated litigation,

corporate, intellectual property, restructuring, tax, and counseling matters for major national and international clients. Kirkland’s trademark, advertising and copyright practice is concentrated in the diverse areas of trademarks and service marks, trade dress in both product packaging and shape, unfair competition, false advertising, defamation, rights of privacy and publicity, domain name protection and copyright.

LAFAFSI LIMITEDTrademark Administrators Brunch Sponsor

LAFAFSI LIMITED is an Intellectual Property firm. We provide the platform to IP owners to prosecute, maintain, and enforce their IP rights in an efficient and cost effective way by putting forth in-novative solutions. We offer Intellectual Property Services and act as Patent & Trademark Agents globally with a special emphasis in African, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countries. www.lafafsi.com

MANAGING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Media Sponsor

Managing Intellectual Property is the premier source of global informa-tion for companies at the heart of the IP boom. We provide up-to-date news and in-depth features on all global issues, and help rights own-ers develop strategies to achieve commercial success. www.managingip.com

MARCASURINTA Daily News and Media Sponsor

MARCASUR is the first Latin American magazine and website with extensive experience and recognition

in the Latin American intellectual property market. MARCASUR is published every three months, featuring the latest information, events and more on IP and legal news in Latin America. MARCASUR.com, the Latin American intellectual property website, features the largest directory of IP practitioners in Latin America, IP information on every Latin Ameri-can country, and a section of News and Opinion, among other information. A bi-monthly bulletin, MARCASUR Digital, with the latest news, is sent by email to all registered mem-bers of MARCASUR. www.marcasur.com

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sPonsorsMARKMONITORNeck Cord Sponsor

MarkMonitor is the global leader in establishing and protecting corporate identities on the Internet, with a focus on making the Internet safe for business.

MarkMonitor is the only provider of integrated, end-to-end corporate identity creation and protection solutions – including global domain registration and trademark reconciliation, Internet brand protection, phishing/fraud detection and response, and online channel monitoring. For more on MarkMonitor, please refer to www.markmonitor.com.

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is responsible for managing and protecting online brands for international organizations, including in excess of 30% of the FTSE 100. NetNames has offices in New York, London and throughout Europe offering local expertise and truly global reach. Please visit our booth for a complimentary pass to the massage booth. www.netnames.com

PATRIX IP HELPWAREBag Sponsor

Patrix offers Patricia® – World Class IP Management Software

Patricia® is available both as a Client/Server and as a Web product – or as a combination thereof. The choice is yours!

Give your company a competitive edge with Patricia®, a sophisticated and easy-to-use software for the management of all IP types. Patricia is so much more than a docketing system – it is a fully equipped enterprise system built to manage all parts of your IP busi-ness. Patricia is ready to be used – a standard set-up is included, making the implemen-tation easy, economical and time efficient. We also offer IP-services, such as renewal payments. www.patrix.com

PATTISHALL, MCAULIFFE, NEWBURY, HILLIARD & GERALDSON LLP Monday Hospitality Sponsor

Pattishall McAuliffe…Defending your brand.

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SQUIRE, SANDERS & DEMPSEY L.L.P.Tuesday Hospitality Sponsor

Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. represents compa-nies of all sizes in the procurement, preservation and protection of their patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets. Experience in numerous technical disci-plines and in applicable areas of intellectual property

law, combined with the ability to handle the largest of litigation cases, as well as all forms of dispute resolution, enables the firm to help a diverse array of clients protect their intel-lectual property assets and defend them against IP claims made by others.

ST&P ATTORNEYS AND AGENTSE-Access Pavilion Sponsor

ST&P provide clients with professional advice on a broad range of Intellectual and Industrial Property issues. We counsel our clients from invention through licensing, and when necessary, litigation.

ST&P scope of services includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, unfair competition, franchising and antitrust law.

ST&P uses its expertise to manage intellectual property portfolios for corporate, institu-tional or individual clients around the world. In addition to our head office in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, we cover more than 32 countries in the Middle East, Near East, Af-rica and Eastern Europe, in a manner to secure dynamic and cost effective representation.

THOMSON COMPUMARK5K Race Co-Sponsor, Tennis Sponsor

Thomson CompuMark provides value added trademark informa-tion and solutions that allow trademark and brand professionals to protect the value of brands while reducing the time, costs, complexity and risks of managing trademark portfolios. The com-pany offers the world’s most comprehensive range of research

services, including online screening on SAEGIS™ and access to powerful searching and watching tools, backed by an unmatched commitment to innovation and customer ser-vice. compumark.thomson.com

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Thomson Scientific provides intellectual property own-ers with an unmatched set of IP management tools, including Thomson IP Manager to manage all aspects of your intellectual property portfolio, including integra-

tion with our IP Payments and IP Rules offerings. In addition, Dialog and Trademark.com provide unparalleled depth and breadth of patent and trademark content, coupled with unique tools for intellectual property research, analysis and reporting. Together, Thomson’s IP management and research solutions will help you maximize the value of your IP portfo-lio. To learn more, visit scientific.thomson.com.

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sPonsorsTRADEMARK WORLDMedia Sponsor

Trademark World is part of the Informa Law division of Informa Group, the leading business information provider. Trademark World and other related IP titles, including Patent World and Copyright World, provide

a unique service to the IP Community with traditional magazine coverage, an online service, news alerts and a news desk. Trademark World is the leading IP magazine tailored to the needs of brand owners and trademark practitioners worldwide and includes case comments and news analysis as well as detailed coverage of the big issues. www.ipworld.com

WOLF, BLOCK, SCHORR AND SOLIS-COHEN LLPBus Sponsor

Wolf Block’s Intellectual Property Practice Group pro-vides a comprehensive range of patent, trademark, copyright, licensing and auditing services to foreign and domestic clients in a broad range of industries, including, food and beverage, apparel, print media,

consumer products, medical devices and equipment, and Internet and e-commerce. Our attorneys employ a depth of technical knowledge and legal experience to provide sound advice and innovative strategies to support and bolster a client’s competitive edge. www.wolfblock.com

THE WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REVIEWMedia Sponsor

The World Intellectual Property Review is a reference guide for IP owners, legal counsel and related service firms. It examines the business issues and major case law affecting IP, highlight-ing recent developments, problem areas and solutions, in major markets worldwide. www.worldipreview.com

WORLD TRADEMARK REVIEWWednesday Hospitality Sponsor

World Trademark Review is the bi-monthly companion magazine to www.WorldTrademarkLawReport.com. It is a practitioner-led publication that focuses on the issues that matter to trademark professionals. In each issue our experienced editorial team, backed by an extensive panel of correspondents, provides in-depth coverage of national and regional trends, profiles of the world’s major trademark

offices (including how they function and handle important registration issues), and con-ducts interviews with major trademark personalities. www.worldtrademarkreview.com

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INTA / OHIM Conference 2007Community IP Rights – Present & FutureJune 4, 2007Brussels, BelgiumThe International Trademark Association (INTA) and the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) present their third collaborative conference for trademark practitioners: Community IP Rights – Present & Future.

Designed for brand owners and advanced-level professionals in the trademark and related fields, this one-day conference will provide valuable insights and tips on enhancing your success rate in dealing with OHIM, registering your trademarks and designs, and enforcing Community Trade Mark rights.

Top reasons to register:• Exchange ideas with a highly experienced and authoritative faculty• Meet with senior officials at the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market and the

European Commission• Learn to make the most of your registered and unregistered Community design rights

Visit www.inta.org/go/education to register and find out more today!

In-House Trademark Counsel’s Workshop

June 5, 2007Brussels, Belgium

Don’t miss INTA’s first benchmarking event for corporate trademark owners in Europe!

With the assistance of several of the world’s leading authorities in trademark law from the corporate sector, discover how other trademark owners in Europe protect their brands and trademarks through strategic planning, use of best practices and past experiences as well as lessons learned the hard way.

At this workshop you can:• Learn how other trademark owners structure their IP departments• Hear effective ways to create a brand protection team environment with the marketing

department• Discover the risks and benefits experienced by other companies with outsourcing of

services• Pick up tips to streamline internal processes to make your trademark department’s

operation more efficient and cost effective

Enrollment for this unique program is limited to 100 INTA Regular (Corporate) Members and non-member in-house practitioners to allow for meaningful, interactive discussion. Early registration is highly recommended as this program will surely sell out.

Visit www.inta.org/go/education to register and find out more today!

And in-house counsel who register for BOTH, taking place at the same

location on consecutive days, can take advantage of the special

combination rate!

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Advanced Mediation TrainingHyatt Regency ChicagoGrand Ballroom CD South (Gold Level East Tower)

CLE DeskMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Foyer

Committee MeetingsMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 2

Continental BreakfastMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D1

E-Access PavilionMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D1

Exhibition HallMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D1

Grand FinaleMuseum of Science & IndustryTransportation provided from most hotels; see page 57 for more information.

HospitalityMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D1

Information DeskMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Lobby

INTA ExhibitExhibition Hall, McCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D1

INTA GalaThe Field Museum

Opening Ceremonies and Keynote AddressMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 2 – Arie Crown Theater

Annual Meeting Orientation and Cocktail ReceptionMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 4 – E450b

RegistrationMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby

SessionsMcCormick Place ChicagoLevels 3 & 4

Speaker LoungeMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – E353a

Student Course on International Trade-mark LawHyatt Regency ChicagoRegency D (Gold Level West Tower)

Table TopicsMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 2 – E253Tickets for available Table Topics may be purchased at the Registration Desk in the Lakeside Center Lobby of the McCormick Place Chicago. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. ONLY THOSE PRE-REGISTERED FOR THE SESSION MAY ENTER.

Tour BoothMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby

Trademark Administrators BrunchMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 4 – E451b

Welcome ReceptionMcCormick Place ChicagoLevel 3 – Hall D2

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DesignDesignFinderFinder covers Industrial Designs information from major IP offices worldwide and offers a large range of functions:

• Search and watch on many criteria• Quickly browse and navigate answers• Access to full documents and link to IP office web services• Send reports or export answer sets• Manage customized workflow• Exchange information with third parties such as customs or external law

firms• Single annual subscription: no per display, per search, per hit, per

report, per alert charge

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Questel - Booth # 321

For over 30 years, Questel has been helping manage the world's mostimportant IP portfolios. We provide a suite of leading-edge patents, trademarks and designs services to executives, scientists, researchersand competitive intelligence professionals, and help turn their IPinformation into real value and enhance their organizations' competitiveness.www.questel.com

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BADGESFor security reasons, badges must be worn at all times, including at educational and social functions, and will be checked for admission to all events. Upon production of proper identification, lost badges may be replaced at the Registration Desk, located in the Mc-Cormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby.

REGISTRATIONMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center LobbySaturday, April 28, 2007 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Sunday, April 29, 2007 9:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.Monday, April 30, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Tuesday, May 1, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Wednesday, May 2, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

HOSPITALITYMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1Meet colleagues, network with other attendees or simply take a break between sessions at the Annual Meeting Hospitality Area. Continental breakfast is held in this area from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Monday – Wednesday. Beverages are available throughout each day.

Hospitality Area HoursSaturday, April 28, 2007 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Sunday, April 29, 2007 9:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.Monday, April 30, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Tuesday, May 1, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Wednesday, May 2, 2007 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1Open to paying attendees only. INTA provides continental breakfast on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

LUNCHAll INTA hotels have a variety of dining options for lunch, and there are many restaurants located around the McCormick Place Chicago. There will also be a concession stand open in Level 3 – E 354b.

EXHIBITION HALLMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1The Exhibition Hall, hosting more than 90 exhibitions, is an essential stop for everyone who attends the Annual Meeting. A list of exhibitors and their booth numbers appears on page 74 – 75.

Exhibit days and hours are as follows:Sunday, April 29, 2007 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Monday, April 30, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Tuesday, May 1, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Wednesday, May 2, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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INTA EXHIBIT The INTA Exhibit, located in the Exhibition Hall, is the place to learn about INTA, whether you are a longtime member or this is your first Annual Meeting. INTA staff and volunteers are there to help you learn more about the Association and its many benefits and services. It also includes the Anticounterfeiting Exhibit, which features examples of counterfeit prod-ucts and anticounterfeiting campaigns, descriptions of INTA’s activities against counterfeit-ing, and presentations from INTA members. See the ad on page 96 for more information.

COMMITTEE MEETINGSMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 2INTA committee meetings take place at the McCormick Place Chicago. Please refer to the schedule on pages 59 – 63 for a list of the meetings and room assignments.

EDUCATIONAL SESSIONSMcCormick Place Chicago, Levels 3 & 4INTA’s Annual Meeting is designed to focus on a wide variety of trademark law and related issues. Feel free to attend any session that interests you – no advance registration is required. Please arrive at the session promptly and, if you are interested in obtaining CLE credit, swipe your badge at the sensor equipment located in each session room before the session begins.

WORKSHOPSMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3A number of workshops provides an unparalleled opportunity to polish your skills. There is no additional fee to attend these workshops; however, there is limited seating capacity. We urge you to arrive at the workshops promptly. CLE credit is available for workshops.

TABLE TOPICSMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253The Annual Meeting offers more than 140 moderated discussions for groups of ten people on a wide variety of timely and important issues. Network with your colleagues and enjoy breakfast or lunch in the process. An additional fee of US $40 per person, per Table Topic, is required to cover food and beverage costs. A full list of topics and moderators may be found on pages 28 – 34. Tickets for available Table Topics may be purchased at the Regis-tration Desk in the Lakeside Center Lobby of the McCormick Place Chicago. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. ONLY THOSE PRE-REGISTERED FOR THE SESSION MAY ENTER.

SESSION EVALUATION FORMSYour satisfaction is important to us in planning future events. Please take a few moments to evaluate the educational sessions you attend. Evaluation forms are available for each concurrent session, industry breakout session and workshop. Please complete the form and return it to the box at the back of each room.

INTERNET ACCESSMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1Attendees can access their personal and business email accounts at the E-Access Pavil-ion.

atteNdeedirectoryThe Annual Meeting Attendee Directory contains the names, companies or firms, and hotels of all attendees who registered on or before March 9, 2007. For a complete, con-tinually updated list of attendees, visit the online Attendee Directory found on the Annual Meeting Attendee Portal.

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generaL inforMationiNtadaiLyNewsDistributed daily to meeting attendees, the INTA Daily News offers a calendar of the day’s events plus a mix of news, photographs and commentary from attendees, in-depth inter-views, features about brand management, trademark law and information about Chicago.

COURSE MATERIALSCourse materials have been posted to the Annual Meeting Attendee Portal. You can ac-cess and print materials from the E-Access Pavilion at the Annual Meeting using your INTA website username and password. If you do not know your username and password, stop by the E-Access Pavilion and ask one of the INTA staff members. INTA no longer prints course materials for the Annual Meeting.

CD-ROMWithin two months after the meeting, all registered attendees will receive a CD-ROM that contains all course materials, presentations, speaker biographies, the final attendee list and much more – all in an interactive format.

NO SMOKING POLICYFor the comfort and health of all attendees, smoking is permitted only in designated areas of the hotels and the McCormick Place Chicago.

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE)McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – FoyerContinuing Legal Education accreditation has been requested from each jurisdiction with mandatory CLE requirements.

Procedure: To obtain CLE credit, you must attend the educational session and swipe your badge at the sensor equipment provided in each education session room. Only those who attend the session will receive credit for that session, and credit will not be awarded to attendees after the first 15-minutes of the session. For more information, visit the CLE desk located in the McCormick Place Chicago. If your jurisdiction requires a specific form, it may be picked up at the desk. You must include your Bar information on the Registra-tion Form to qualify for CLE at this meeting. CLE credit will not be issued after the Annual Meeting. CLE credit is available for workshops.

OPENING CEREMONIES AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSSunday, April 28, 5:00 p.m.McCormick Place Chicago, Arie Crown TheaterJoin the INTA trademark community as they assemble at the official opening of the 129th Annual Meeting. INTA President Dee Ann Weldon-Wilson’s address follows brief remarks by Annual Meeting Project Team Chairs David Fleming and Michelle Brownlee, and INTA Executive Director Alan C. Drewsen.

Keynote AddressINTA’s keynote speaker for the 129th Annual Meeting is Mr. Jim Skinner, CEO of McDonalds Corporation. Mr. Skinner will discuss issues relating to the development and protection of McDonald’s internationally known brand and its value to the restaurant industry.Mr. Skinner was elected McDonald’s vice chairman and chief executive officer by the board of directors on November 22, 2004. Prior to being named CEO, Mr. Skinner was vice chairman of McDonald’s Corporation. In his previous role as vice chairman, Mr. Skinner had management oversight of Asia, the Middle East and Africa (AMEA), and Latin America, in addition to overseeing most corporate staff functions. Since the beginning of 2004, he was accountable for McDonald’s Japan Limited, McDonald’s second-largest market with almost 4,000 restaurants.

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HIGHLIGHTED SESSIONSMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 4Each morning, a highlighted session will kick off the day. On Monday, Muddy Waters: Evolving Law and Policy in Internet Advertising will offer cutting-edge discourse from in-house lawyers at Google, Yahoo!, AOL and Microsoft regarding their approaches around the world in balancing competing interests in their Internet advertising businesses. On Tuesday, litigators shouldn’t miss U.S. District Court Litigation – Music to Judges’ Ears, which will include a distinguished panel of United States District Court judges discussing their approaches to trademark disputes. On Wednesday, the ever-popular The Thrill is Never Gone – Annual Review of U.S. Federal Case Law and Trademark Trial and Ap-peal Board Developments is scheduled. More details on these entertaining and educa-tional sessions are on pages 38, 47 and 52.Monday, April 30 10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Tuesday, May 1 10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Wednesday, May 2 10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

REGIONAL UPDATESMcCormick Place Chicago, Levels 3 & 4New to this year’s program, Regional Updates offer a series of updates for the follow-ing areas: Africa, China, Europe, India, Pakistan and the Middle East, Latin America and Southeast Asia. In addition, the program will include sessions on right of publicity, the Madrid Protocol, IP tax issues, ethics and much more. Regional Updates take the place of the Annual Review of International Case Law.

STUDENT COURSE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK LAWHyatt Regency Chicago, Regency D (Gold Level West Tower)This accredited two-day course on International Trademark Law and Practice is designed for students interested in the practice of trademark law. It presents a comparative analysis of trademark laws and various international and regional treaties taught by professors and practitioners of trademark law from various jurisdictions around the world. INTA is offering U.S. law students one-credit in conjunction with The John Marshall Law School. A Law Student Happy Hour will take place after the course on Saturday, April 28 and a free lunchtime panel discussion, “Considerations for Careers in Trademark Law,” will be held Sunday, April 29 for all law students attending the Academic Course and Annual Meeting.

TOURSINTA provides opportunities to enhance your visit to Chicago by offering a variety of tours to exciting attractions. If you have pre-registered, please pick up your tickets at the Tour Desk located in the registration area at the McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby. If you wish to purchase tour tickets, check on availability at this desk as well. All tour buses depart from the McCormick Place Chicago.

SPORTING EVENTSAll attendees who have signed up for the 5K run, golf or tennis must check in before 12:00 p.m. on Monday, April 30, at the sporting events registration desk in the registra-tion area, located in the McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby. All sports participants must submit a waiver by Tuesday, May 1, at 11:00 a.m. to participate in the sports program. There are waiting lists for most sporting activities. Failure to check in by 12:00 p.m. on Monday may result in your exclusion from the list of participants. Bus departures for all sporting events are from the McCormick Place Chicago.

5K RunThe 5K run is along side Lake Michigan.Buses depart at 1:00 p.m., returning at approximately 5:00 p.m.

Golf TournamentThe Golf Tournament is at Ruffled Feathers Golf Club.Buses depart at 10:00 a.m., returning at approximately 7:00 p.m.

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Chicago Food Depository Volunteer Service ProjectAll attendees who have signed up to volunteer at the Greater Chicago Food Depository must check in before 12:00 p.m. on Monday, April 30, at the sporting events registration desk in the registration area, located in the McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby. All participants must submit a waiver by Tuesday, May 1, at 11:00 a.m. to participate in the volunteer program. The bus departs at 1:00 p.m. from the McCormick Place Chicago. The volunteer opportunity is sponsored by Jenner & Block LLP.

SHUTTLE BUS TRANSPORTATIONDaily shuttle service is available between the McCormick Place Chicago and most INTA hotels.

RED ROUTE 1 HOTELS SHUTTLE STOP LOCATION Hyatt Regency Chicago Wacker Dr., East TowerSwissotel Walk to the Hyatt Regency Chicago, East Tower

YELLOW ROUTE 2 HOTELS SHUTTLE STOP LOCATION Courtyard Chicago Magnificent Mile Corner of Ontario & St. ClairMarriott Chicago Corner of Grand & RushInterContinental Hotel Walk to the Marriott, Corner of Grand & RushCourtyard Chicago Downtown Hubbard St. EntranceAmalfi Hotel Walk to the Courtyard Chicago Downtown, Hubbard St. EntranceHotel Monaco Corner of South Water & Wabash

BLUE ROUTE 3 HOTELS SHUTTLE STOP LOCATION Sheraton Hotel & Towers Convention Entrance (East Entrance)Fairmont Chicago Lower Level (B-2) Entrance

DATE SERVICE TIMES FREQUENCY Saturday, April 28 7:00 am – 7:00 pm 20-25 Minutes

Sunday, April 29 7:00 am – 10:00 am 10-15 Minutes 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 20-25 Minutes 3:00 pm – 8:30 pm 10-15 Minutes

Monday, April 30 7:00 am – 10:00 am 10-15 Minutes 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 20-25 Minutes 3:00 pm – 7:45 pm 10-15 Minutes

Tuesday, May 1 7:00 am – 10:00 am 10-15 Minutes 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 20-25 Minutes 3:00 pm – 6:45 pm 10-15 Minutes

Wednesday, May 2 7:00 am – 10:00 am 10-15 Minutes 10:00 am – 5:00 pm 20-25 Minutes

* The shuttle end time corresponds with the final pick-up at McCormick Place** Times are approximate due to traffic conditions

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we are proud to offer wheel-chair acces-sible coaches upon request.

Please phone 866.877.8906 and allow for an approximate 20-minute wait time.

TAXI CAB INFORMATION:American United Cab: 773.248.7600

Checker Taxi: 312.243.2537Flash Cab: 773.561.1444Yellow Cab: 312.829.4222

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networking oPPortunities

INTA provides its members with many opportunities to network with colleagues, and the Annual Meeting is the best place to do this. The meeting features many professional and social networking programs – from receptions and luncheons to the Exhibition Hall, it’s all here for you in Chicago.

INTA GalaSaturday, April 28, 20077:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.The Field MuseumStart the Annual Meeting in style and join friends, colleagues and Sue, the world’s larg-est Tyrannosaurus Rex, at Chicago’s world-renowned Field Museum. Enjoy exhibitions, conversation, music and dancing at the black tie INTA Gala, as you experience a cross-continental journey that combines the cultures of the world. The Gala is the occasion to recognize INTA award recipients, including winners of the Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Com-petition and the Ladas Memorial Award. Advance registration is required.

Trademark Administrators BrunchSunday, April 29, 200711:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bJoin trademark administrators for brunch, networking and a fashion show. Enjoy viewing the latest business casual fashions as you catch up with colleagues and friends from around the world. Advance registration is required.

Annual Meeting Orientation and Cocktail ReceptionSunday, April 29, 20073:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bThe INTA Annual Meeting Orientation and Cocktail Reception is the perfect place for new INTA members and first-time Annual Meeting attendees to start the Annual Meeting experience. It offers attendees the opportunity to meet other trademark professionals, hear from experienced members about how to get the most from the Annual Meeting and to stay involved in the INTA community year-round. Visit the INTA Exhibit in the Exhibition Hall for more information on becoming an INTA member.

Welcome Reception – “Red Hot Chicago”Sunday, April 29, 20076:45 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D2Chicago is not just a city to be visited; it is a city to be experienced! Images, colors, flavors and fragrances of Chicago’s lively neighborhoods will define the venue and beckon you to a savory dining experience. As famous for its signature skyline as it is for its wonderful ethnic neighborhoods, Chicago is a town diverse enough to satisfy any epicure. At this event, we will honor the unique cultures that thrive in this busy Midwestern city that will make these neighborhoods come alive.

Exhibition HallMcCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1Sunday, April 29, 2007 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Monday, April 30, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Tuesday, May 1, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Wednesday, May 2, 2007 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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Continental BreakfastMonday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 30 – May 2, 20078:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

Regular Member ReceptionMonday, April 30, 20075:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.(By invitation to Regular members only.)The Regular Member Reception provides corporate counsel with an opportunity to network and compare notes on topics of particular interest and importance with other in-house trademark practitioners. Enjoy food and cocktails with old friends and new con-tacts.

Grand Finale – Museum of Science & Industry – “The World’s Fair”Wednesday, May 2, 20077:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.One of the top 15 museums in the world will provide the foundation for a dynamic one of a kind event. The Museum of Science and Industry is the remaining building from the 1893 Columbian Exposition, World’s Fair. Located on fourteen plus acres of land, the MSI houses the only five story, domed Omnimax theatre in Chicago. The MSI is also the larg-est science museum in the Western Hemisphere. The museum will be transformed into a reception and dining area complex that’s sure to stimulate all senses. The evening will be filled with historic richness that honors technology and man’s achievements through the ages.

The Leadership Meeting is the ideal opportunity to gather with other INTA leaders and staff to exchange ideas, conduct important committee business and network with colleagues from around the world.

Top reasons to attend:

• Develop additional leadership techniques for use with committee work and at your organization

• Network and have fun with your peers in a relaxed setting

• Learn about and discuss the hottest trademark topics

The Leadership Meeting is limited to INTA Members who are current term:

• Board of Directors

• Past Presidents and Counsel

• Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs

• Subcommittee Chairs

• Committee Members

• Project Team Members

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November 7 – 10, 2007Orlando, Florida, USA

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Future Leadership Meetings:

November 12 – 16, 2008Boca Raton, Florida, USA

November 10 – 14, 2009Miami Beach, Florida, USA

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These customized Internet-based courses are an innovative way to efficiently and effectively gain trademark knowledge. Provide trademark law education to new staff or take a refresher course when it is needed.

And at any time of the year, you get to decide – with a facilitator for CLE credit, or without – it’s your decision.

Madrid Protocol BasicsReview current filing requirements, learn practical tips from experienced filers, get status reports from the USPTO and WIPO and receive the most current filing strategies for the global brand on your own time and with the help of expert facilitators.

Trademark BasicsLearn trademark basics in four comprehensive parts – trademark fundamentals; searching, clearing and registering trademarks; policing and enforcing trademarks; and counseling and transactional issues.

Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) BasicsPrepare for the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) in three practical sections – over-view of TTAB proceedings and strategic con-siderations; pre-trial procedures for inter partes proceedings; and trial practice and settlement.

Legal Ethics and Professionalism for Trade-mark PractitionersThis convenient course is geared specifically to trademark lawyers and designed to be interac-tive and relevant to the issues in your profes-sion such as client conflicts, communications and trademark clearance.

Trademark Basics for TMAsThis course is designed for non-attorney trademark professionals who want to become more knowledgeable in trademark procedures and practice. Key topics include registering trademarks, clearance and searching, polic-ing and enforcement, maintenance, business transactions and ethical issues you face daily. This course includes a Trademark Administra-tors Basic Comprehensive Exam, so you can test your knowledge upon completion.

Visit www.inta.org/go/elearning to learn more about the convenience of all our

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T H E F I E L D M U S E U M

Saturday, April 28, 20077:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Start the Annual Meeting in style by joining friends and colleagues at the INTA Gala. Enjoy exhibitions, conversation, music and dancing throughout the evening as you experience a cross-continental journey that combines

the cultures of the world.

If tickets are still available, they may be purchased at the entrance the day of the gala.

Price: Table of ten – $2,500.00, Individuals – $250.00

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Share a table and a meal with others interested in discussing exciting and up-to-date topics. All Table Topics will take place at the McCormick Place Chicago Level 2 – E253. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, and is limited to ten participants per table. There is a two Table Topics per person limit for the entire meeting. An additional charge of US $40 per person, per topic, will cover food and beverage costs. Some Table Topics will be conducted in languages other than English. These sessions are designated with the language in parentheses. Tickets for available Table Topics may be purchased at the Registration Desk in the Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby of the McCormick Place Chi-cago. NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR. ONLY THOSE PRE-REGISTERED FOR THE SESSION MAY ENTER.

TS58 Madrid Protocol for Beginners (inspanish)

Pablo Gonzalez, Gonzalez-Bueno & Asociados (Spain)

TS59 New Developments in India – Advertising Color and Right of Publicity

Prathiba Maninder Singh, Singh & Singh Advocates (India)

TS60 Practical USPTO Tips for Trade-mark Administrators

Debra Rose Brillati, Fish & Richard-son PC (United States)

TS61 Protection of Work Titles in Eu-rope

Alfons Hofstetter, Hofstetter Sch-urack Skora (Germany)

TS62 Selection of a Jury in U.S. Trade-mark Cases

Richard David Hosp, Goodwin Procter LLP (United States)

TS63 The Do’s and Don’ts of Filing Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) Cases

Erik Wilbers, World Intellectual Prop-erty Organization (WIPO) (Switzer-land)

TS64 Trademark Administrator’s Issues Mary Beth Besler, Lewis and Roca

LLP (United States)

TS65 Recent Developments in Australia and New Zealand

Robert C. Kelson, Callinan Lawrie (Australia)

sundaY, aPriL �912:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.Luncheon Table Topics

TS50 Border Measures in Latin America María del Carmen Álvarez, Baker &

McKenzie (Argentina)

TS51 Community Trade Mark Opposi-tion Practice

Michael Treis, Baker & McKenzie (Switzerland)

TS52 Counterfeiting Issues in Asia Sheena Jacob, Alban Tay Mahtani &

De Silva (Singapore)

TS53 Damages Available Under U.S. Anticounterfeiting Law

Timothy Lockhart, Willcox & Savage, PC (United States)

TS54 Dealing with Trademark Offices in India and Asia

Srijoy Das, Archer & Angel (India)

TS55 False Advertising in the United States – Recent Developments

Julia Huston, Bromberg & Sunstein LLP (United States)

TS56 Interaction of the Trademark and Licensing Group

Ana de Castro, Warner Bros. (United States)

Janet Kobrin, Warner Bros. (United States)

TS57 International Trademark Litigation – What to Expect

Nicholas Peter Rose, Field Fisher Waterhouse (United Kingdom)

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TS66 Trademark Litigation Before the Community Trade Mark Courts

Enrique Armijo Chavarri, Elzaburu (Spain)

TS67 Trademark Licensing Strategies in Asia

Spring Y.C. Chang, Chang Tsi & Partners (China, People’s Republic)

TS68 Trademark Searching in the United States

Monica A. Riva-Talley, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP (United States)

TS69 Unfair Competition in Latin America

Mauro Ivan C.R. Dos Santos, Dannemann, Siemsen, Bigler & Ipanema Moreira (Brazil)

TS70 U.S. Experience with the Madrid Protocol

Brian M. Davis, Alston & Bird LLP (United States)

MondaY, aPriL �08:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Breakfast Table Topics

TM01 Branded Entertainment: Deals for Making Brands as Entertainment

Steven M. Weinberg, Greenberg Glusker (United States)

TM02 Community Trade Mark News and Trends (infrench)

Carmela Rotundo Zocco, Società Italiana Brevetti (Italy)

TM03 Comparative Advertising Issues in Europe

Carja Mastenbroek, Simmons & Simmons (The Netherlands)

TM04 Dilution in Asia-Pacific Tomohiro Nakamura, Konishi &

Nakamura (Japan)

TM05 Disputes Involving U.S. State Court, Federal Court and TTAB Proceedings

Rod S. Berman, Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro LLP (United States)

TM06 Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)

Kristine Dorrain, National Arbitration Forum (United States)

TM07 Domain Names in China Annie Tsoi, Deacons (Hong Kong,

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TM08 Enforcement Developments in Europe

Jenni Rutter, Baker & McKenzie (United Kingdom)

TM09 Friend or Foe: Use of a Mark by Complementary Businesses

Kathleen Treiber, Cooley Godward LLP (United States)

TM10 How to Combat Internet Trade-mark Piracy and Trademark Infringement

Marc Brandon, Warner Bros. (United States)

TM11 International Trademark Anticoun-terfeiting

Michele S. Katz, Welsh & Katz, Ltd. (United States)

TM12 Litigating Trademark Infringement Cases in the Courts of the United Kingdom

Anthony Trenton, Denton Wilde Sapte (United Kingdom)

TM13 Madrid Protocol: A Basic Over-view

José Graça-Aranha, World Intellec-tual Property Organization (WIPO) (Switzerland)

TM14 Proactive Trademark Portfolio Planning and Management

Nikki Bergant, Microsoft Corporation (United States)

TM15 Protection of Well-Known Trade-marks in Latin America

Kris Williamson, Daniel Advogados (Brazil)

TM16 Recent Trademark Developments in Latin America

Edgardo Bourgoing, Bourgoing & Lozano, S.C. (Mexico)

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TM17 TTAB and Federal Court Litigation – What You Should Know

Richard P. Sybert, Gordon & Rees LLP (United States)

TM18 Trademark Developments in Af-rica

Brett E. Oldridge, Adams & Adams (South Africa)

TM19 U.S. Protection of Product Con-figuration via Trade Dress and Design Patent Laws

Richard McKenna, Foley & Lardner (United States)

TM20 USPTO Practice Developments – Examination Guides

Diane B. Melnick, Carter, Ledyard & Milburn LLP (United States)

TM21 U.S. Trademark Owners Anticoun-terfeiting Strategies

Jody H. Drake, Sughrue Mion, PLLC (United States)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.Luncheon Table Topics

TM50 Community Trade Mark: Absolute Grounds of Refusal

Esmond Hitchcock, Lloyd Wise (United Kingdom)

TM51 Community Trade Mark Opposi-tion Practice

Hazel Buckley, R.G.C. Jenkins & Co. (United Kingdom)

TM52 Comparative Advertising Issues in Canada

Andrea Rush, Heenan Blaikie LLP (Canada)

TM53 Comparative Advertising in Europe – Practical Issues

Michael Skrein, Richards Butler (United Kingdom)

TM54 Customs Procedures and En-forcement in Eastern Europe

Mara Uzulena, Petersona Patents (Latvia)

TM55 Dilution Developments in the United States

Kenneth B. Germain, Thompson Hine LLP (United States)

TM56 Enforcing Trademarks in Latin America

Rodrigo Marre, Mackenna, Irarraza-bal, Cuchacovich y Paz (Chile)

TM57 Language Trademark Issues in China

Grace Wei Li, Kangxin Partners PC (China, People’s Republic)

TM58 Madrid Protocol Developments – A U.S. Perspective

Karin Segall, Darby & Darby, PC (United States)

TM59 Middle East – Emerging Trade-mark Issues

Yasemin Demir, Mehmet Gun & Co. (Turkey)

TM60 News on the Trademark Practice in China

Julia Hongbo Zhong, Leaven IPR Agency Ltd. (China, People’s Re-public)

TM61 Online E-Filing for Trademark Administrators

Toni Polson Ashton, Sim & McBur-ney (Canada)

TM62 Recent Case Law of the European Court of Justice

Alexander Klett, Gleiss Lutz Recht-sanwaelte (Germany)

TM63 Recent U.S. Supreme Court and Appellate Trademark Decisions

Scott Slavick, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States)

TM64 Russia / Commonwealth of Inde-pendent States (CIS): Practice and Legal Update

Svetlana M. Vasilyeva, “ARS-PAT-ENT” Intellectual Property Law Firm (Russia)

TM65 Trademarks and Health Claims – The European Perspective

Andreas Wehlau, Gleiss Lutz (Ger-many)

TM66 Trademark Enforcement Issues in the United States

Lindsay E. Cohen, Bryan Cave LLP (United States)

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Frances Drummond, Freehills / Free-hills Patent & Trademark Attorneys (Australia)

TM68 Trademark Selection, Searching, Clearance and Opinions

Laura J. Winston, Darby & Darby, PC (United States)

TM69 U.S. Trademark and Trade Dress Litigation

Thomas L. Casagrande, Howrey LLP (United States)

TM70 Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) Deci-sion Trends

Erik Wilbers, World Intellectual Prop-erty Organization (WIPO) (Switzer-land)

tuesdaY, MaY �8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Breakfast Table Topics

TT01 Africa: Practice and Legal Update Mena Ajakpovi, Abraham & Co.

(Nigeria)

TT02 Comparative Advertising Issues in the United States

Elizabeth Ann Morgan, Epstein Becker & Green PC (United States)

TT03 Counterfeiting Issues in Asia Vivien Chan, Vivien Chan & Co.

(China, People’s Republic)

TT04 Design Protection in the European Union (inGerman)

Peter Verhaag, Arnold & Siedsma (The Netherlands)

TT05 European Trademark Litigation Issues for U.S. Companies

Matthew Harris, Norton Rose (United Kingdom)

TT06 Exhaustion of Rights and Parallel Imports in the European Union

Laszló Bérczes, S.B.G. & K Patent & Law Office (Hungary)

TT07 How to Take Advantage of the Andean Community Trademark Provisions

Olga Georgette Otero, Baker & McKenzie (Raisbeck, Lara, Rodri-guez & Rueda) (Colombia)

TT08 International Trademark Registra-tions vs. Community Trade Mark Registrations

Maria Cristina Baldini, Studio Torta S.r.l. (Italy)

TT09 Issues on Legal Opinion David Aylen, Gowling Lafleur Hen-

derson LLP (Canada)

TT10 Latin America Trademark Basics for Foreign Practitioners

Renzo Scavia, Scavia & Zuniga Abo-gados (Peru)

TT11 Madrid Protocol: Selected Issues for Experienced Users

Alan Morgan Datri, World Intellec-tual Property Organization (WIPO) (Switzerland)

TT12 Parallel Import Issues in the Euro-pean Community

Andra Oana Musatescu, Andra Musatescu Law Office (Romania)

TT13 Protection of Bottle Design Marks in the United States

Tamara Miller, Leydig Voit & Mayer, Ltd. (United States)

TT14 Recent U.S. Supreme Court and Appellate Trademark Decisions

John L. Welch, Lowrie, Lando & Anastasi, LLP (United States)

TT15 Search and Seizure Orders in Canada and the United States

Thomas Lee Holt, Jr., Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States)

TT16 Trademark Licensing – Interna-tional Licensing Strategies

William J. Seiter, Seiter & Co. (United States)

TT17 United States Litigation Issues for European Companies

Marc A. Lieberstein, Day Pitney LLP (United States)

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Julie Y. M. Hung, Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices (Taiwan)

TT19 USPTO Practice, Applications, Oppositions and Cancellation Proceedings

Gary D. Krugman, Sughrue Mion, PLLC (United States)

TT20 USPTO Practice and Filing Tips Diane M. Lambillotte, Bingham Mc-

Cutchen LLP (United States)

TT21 Well-Known Marks in Asia-Pacific Rim Countries

Grace Hing Wah Chu, Fairbairn Cat-ley Low & Kong (Hong Kong, SAR)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.Luncheon Table Topics

TT50 Choosing Domestic and Interna-tional Outside Counsel

Gwenn Roos, Law Offices of Gwenn Roos (United States)

TT51 Educating Consumers on Coun-terfeit Goods

Stuart D. Adams, Rouse & Co. Inter-national (United Kingdom)

TT52 Customs and Enforcement Proce-dures in China

Mike W. Mihm, Deere & Company (United States)

TT53 Domain Name Enforcement Lee J. Eulgen, Neal, Gerber & Eisen-

berg LLP (United States)

TT54 Effective Counterfeiting Enforce-ment in the United States

John Cullis, Neal, Gerber & Eisen-berg LLP (United States)

TT55 European Trademark Licensing Anne W. Levy, Bletry & Associes

(France)

TT56 Fair Use of Marks on the Internet Thomas H. Zellerbach, Orrick,

Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP (United States)

TT57 How Inside Counsel Can Balance the Interests of the Legal and Marketing Departments

Aimee Merriman Nolan, W.W. Grainger, Inc. (United States)

TT58 Product Shape Trademarks – Contrast Between U.S. and Canada

Richard S. Levy, De Grandpré Chait LLP (Canada)

TT59 Protection of Shapes in the Euro-pean Union

Anne Desmousseaux, Breese Der-ambure Majerowicz (France)

TT60 Russia: IP Legislation and En-forcement Opportunities

Vladimir Ivanovich Biriulin, Gorodis-sky & Partners (Russia)

TT61 Trademark War Stories Patricia DeSimone, Alberto-Culver

Company (United States)

TT62 U.K. Trademark Office Abandon-ing Examination for Prior Rights

Roger D. George, R.G.C. Jenkins & Co. (United Kingdom)

TT63 Update on Trade Dress Law in the United States

Leon I. Edelson, Levenfeld Pearl-stein (United States)

TT64 U.S. Trademark Basics for Non-U.S. Practitioners

Paul D. Supnik, Law Office of Paul D. Supnik (United States)

TT65 U.S. Trademark Litigation – Devel-opments and Trends

Mark A. Steiner, Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP (United States)

TT66 U.S. TTAB Hot Topic – The Evolv-ing Fraud Doctrine

Jason Sneed, Alston & Bird LLP (United States)

TT67 Using Mediation in Trademark Disputes

Floyd A. Mandell, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP (United States)

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TT68 Using Trademarks in Movies or Artistic Work

Christopher S. Ruhland, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP (United States)

TT69 Work-Life Blend for IP Attorneys Leslie C. Ruiter, Stokes Lawrence,

P.S. (United States)

TT70 Worldwide Trademark Filing and Searching Strategies

Pamela J. Carter, PC Connection, Inc. (United States)

wednesdaY, MaY �8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Breakfast Table Topics

TW01 Advertising Reviews and Clear-ance

Joanne Ludovici-Lint, McDermott Will & Emery LLP (United States)

TW02 Anticounterfeiting in Latin America

Miguel Angel Margain, Arochi, Mar-roquin & Lindner S.C. (Mexico)

TW03 Conflicts Among Trademarks, Company Names and Domain Names in Asia

Trevor Choy, Choy Lawyers (Austra-lia)

TW04 Crossing Boundaries – How Cultural Differences can Affect Trademark Matters

Mary S. Mathew, Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner LLP (United States)

TW05 Enforcement Developments in Russia

Vladimir Ivanovich Biriulin, Gorodis-sky & Partners (Russia)

TW06 How to Manage Protection vs. Budget

Gwenn Roos, Law Offices of Gwenn Roos (United States)

TW07 Keywords, Spyware and other Uses of Trademarks in E-Com-merce

Andrew Hartman, Cooley Godward LLP (United States)

TW08 New Directions in Anticounterfeit-ing in China

Joseph T. Simone, Baker & McKen-zie (Hong Kong, SAR)

TW09 Non-Traditional Trademarks Lat-est Developments

Clark Lackert, King & Spalding LLP (United States)

TW10 Parallel Imports and Gray Market Goods in the United States

Philip A. Jones, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States)

TW11 Protection of Famous Trademarks in Asia-Pacific

Marion Heathcote, Davies Collison Cave (Australia)

TW12 Protecting your Brand on the Internet

Kevin G. Smith, Sughrue Mion, PLLC (United States)

TW13 Security Interests in Trademarks in Canada and the United States

Adam Tracy, Pernod Ricard USA (United States)

TW14 Supreme Court Decisions on Famous Marks in Canada

James Holloway, Baker & McKenzie (Canada)

TW15 Trademark Licensing Issues in Canada and the United States

Elliot Jay Gold, Ridout & Maybee LLP (Canada)

TW16 Trade Dress Litigation – A U.S. Perspective

Rochelle D. Alpert, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP (United States)

TW17 Update on Latin American Prac-tice and Legal Decisions

Juan Carlos Ojam, Bruchou, Fer-nandez Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani (Argentina)

TW18 USPTO Practice – Recent Devel-opments

Jennifer A.Van Kirk, Lewis and Roca LLP (United States)

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TW19 Using Expert Witnesses in U.S. Trademark Litigation

John T. Gabrielides, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States)

TW20 What You Need to Know about Trademark Computer Systems

Paul Garrity, Kelly Drye & Warren LLP (United States)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.Luncheon Table Topics

TW50 Are Trademarks and Designs Overlapping in Europe?

Anna Carboni, Wilberforce Cham-bers (United Kingdom)

TW51 Community Trade Mark – A U.S. Perspective

Randolph B. Houston Jr., Fortkort & Houston PC (United States)

TW52 Counterfeiting Enforcement Strat-egies in the United States

Neil A. Smith, Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP (United States)

TW53 Educating Marketing and Busi-ness Groups on Trademark Issues

Jessica L. Elliott, Pitney Bowes Inc. (United States)

TW54 Enforcement in China – Shifting from Administrative Actions to Court Actions

Julia Hongbo Zhong, Leaven IPR Agency Ltd. (China, People’s Re-public)

TW55 Famous Trademarks Entitled to Enhanced Protection in Canada

Tim Bourne, Ridout & Maybee LLP (Canada)

TW56 “Gripe Sites” – Free Speech or Trademark Infringement

Martin Szczepaniak, McFadden, Fincham (Canada)

TW57 How to Conduct a Trademark Audit

Rhonda R. Hetman, Circle R Trade-mark Services Corp. (United States)

TW58 Keywords, Metatags and other Trademark Issues on the Web

Rose Auslander, Carter, Ledyard & Milburn LLP (United States)

TW59 Managing Clients in Conflict of Interest Situations

Odette M. Gourley, Minter Ellison (Australia)

TW60 Parallel Import and Gray Market Goods in the United States

Douglas R. Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C. (United States)

TW61 Parallel Import Issues in the Euro-pean Union

Brian J. Morgan, Marks & Clerk (United Kingdom)

TW62 Pharmaceutical Look-Alikes Marcus Gallie, Ridout & Maybee

LLP (Canada)

TW63 Preparing Opinion Letters Laura J. Winston, Darby & Darby,

PC (United States)

TW64 Protection of Famous Marks in Asia

Joseph S. Yang, Lee and Li Attor-neys at Law (Taiwan)

TW65 Protection of Work Titles Patrick Baronikians, Hofstetter Sch-

urack Skora (Germany)

TW66 Pursuing Claims for Monetary Relief

Robert W. Zelnick, McDermott Will & Emery LLP (United States)

TW67 Trademark Valuation, Accounting and Financial Issues

Scott D. Phillips, CRA International (United States)

TW68 Use of Expert Evidence Roberta Jacobs-Meadway, Ballard

Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP (United States)

TW69 Worldwide Enforcement Programs for Entertainment Properties

Joan Kupersmith Larkin, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (United States)

TW70 Working Successfully with In-House Counsel

Stefan Völker, Gleiss Lutz (Germany)

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8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Student Course on International Trademark Law – Hyatt Re-gency Chicago, Regency D (Gold Level West Tower)

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Advanced Mediation Training – Hyatt Regency Chicago, Grand Ballroom CD South (Gold Level East Tower)

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Board of Directors Luncheon – Hyatt Regency Chicago, Plaza Ballroom (Green Level East Tower)

1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Registration – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby

1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Hospitality – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Board of Directors Meeting – Hyatt Regency Chicago, Plaza Ballroom (Green Level East Tower)

5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Law Student Happy Hour – Hyatt Regency Chicago, BIG Bar

7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. INTA Gala – The Field Museum

sundaY, aPriL �98:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Student Course on International Trademark Law – Hyatt Re-

gency Chicago, Regency D (Gold Level West Tower)

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Tours – Depart from the McCormick Place Chicago (See page 17 for details.)

9:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Registration – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Lakeside Center Lobby

9:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Hospitality – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 59 for listing and room assignments.)

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Trademark Administrators Brunch – McCormick Place Chi-cago, Level 4 – E451b

Join trademark administrators for brunch, networking and a fash-ion show. Enjoy the latest business casual fashions as you catch up with colleagues and friends from around the world. Advance registration is required.

12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Hall – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

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12:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Luncheon Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253 (See pages 28 – 29 for listing.)

12:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 59 for listing and room assignments.)

2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 59 for listing and room assignments.)

3:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. INTA Annual Meeting Orientation and Cocktail Reception – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450b

For new INTA members, first-time Annual Meeting attendees, young practitioners and non-members.

The INTA Annual Meeting Orientation and Cocktail Reception is the perfect place to start your Annual Meeting experience. It offers attendees the opportunity to meet other trademark profes-sionals, hear from experienced members about how to get the most from the Annual Meeting and to stay involved in the INTA community year-round.

5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. OPENING CEREMONIES AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS – McCor-mick Place Chicago,

Level 2 – Arie Crown Theater

Welcoming Remarks: 129th Annual Meeting Project Team Co-Chairs David Fleming, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States) Michelle Brownlee, Colibri Corporation (United States)

Alan C. Drewsen, Executive Director, International Trademark Association (United States)

INTA President’s Address: Dee Ann Weldon-Wilson, President, International Trademark As-

sociation Exxon Mobil Corporation (United States)

Keynote Speaker: Jim Skinner, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer McDonald’s Corporation (United States)

Jim Skinner will discuss issues relating to the development and protection of McDonald’s internationally known brand and its value to the restaurant industry. Mr. Skinner was elected Mc-Donald’s vice chairman and chief executive officer by the board of directors on November 22, 2004. Prior to being named CEO, Mr. Skinner was vice chairman of McDonald’s Corporation. In his previous role as vice chairman, Mr. Skinner had management oversight of Asia, the Middle East and Africa (AMEA), and Latin America, in addition to overseeing most corporate staff functions. Since the beginning of 2004, he was accountable for McDonald’s Japan Limited, McDonald’s second-largest market with almost 4,000 restaurants.

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6:45 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. Welcome Reception – “Red Hot Chicago” – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D2

Chicago is not just a city to be visited; it is a city to be experi-enced! Images, colors, flavors and fragrances of Chicago’s lively neighborhoods will define the venue and beckon you to a savory dining experience. As famous for its signature skyline as it is for its wonderful ethnic neighborhoods, Chicago is a town diverse enough to satisfy any epicure. At this event, we will honor the unique cultures that thrive in this busy Midwestern city that will make these neighborhoods come alive.

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Center Lobby

7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Hospitality – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Breakfast Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253 (See pages 29 – 30 for listing.)

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 60 for listing and room assignments.)

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Professor Breakfast – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E267

8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Tours – Depart from the McCormick Place Chicago (See page 17 for details.)

10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Hall – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CM01 – MUDDY WATERS: EVOLVING LAW AND POLICY IN INTERNET ADVERTISING (KEYWORDS AND ADWARE) – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450aIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

“Muddy Waters” is a registered trademark of the Estate of McKinley Morganfield, a/k/a Muddy Waters. The non-trademark use herein is with the consent of the Estate.

Internet companies must weigh competing interests when dealing with trademark owners, advertisers and hosts / sellers of Internet ads. Hear about the balancing act from those in the trenches and learn more about setting keyword policy, accepting banners that contain competitors’ marks and pop-up advertising triggered by URLs. Does the sale of trade-marks as keywords constitute trademark “use” at all? And if so, can trademark-triggered advertising constitute fair use? The experts will discuss how recent case law around the world is influencing their policy decisions, and how they feel about the evolution of the law as both trademark owners and Internet companies.

Moderators:Janice Bereskin, Bereskin & Parr (Canada)Charles Gielen, NautaDutilh (The Netherlands)

Speakers:Peter W. Becker, Microsoft Corporation (United States)Laura Hauck Covington, Yahoo! Inc. (United States)Lauren S. Fisher, AOL LLC (United States)Rose Hagan, Google (United States)

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CM02 – REGIONAL UPDATE: THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-PRCReceive the latest information on developments in trademark law in the People’s Republic of China, including updates on enforcement and prosecution.

Moderator:Bonan Lin, Zhongzi Law Office (China, People’s Republic)

Speakers:Lily Changxin Lei, Liu, Shen & Associates (China, People’s Republic)Loke-Khoon Tan, Baker & McKenzie (Hong Kong, SAR)Zhengfa Wang, China Patent & Trademark Agent (H.K.) Ltd. (Hong Kong, SAR)

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. WORKSHOPS

WM01 – I’M NOT WALKIN’…I’M TALKIN’ – STRATEGIES FOR DRAFTING AND NEGO-TIATING LICENSE AGREEMENTS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353a(attendancelimitedto140) Intermediate Level Geographic Scope: General

Participate in mock trademark licensing negotiations, including consideration of interna-tional issues. Practice negotiating different trademark license agreement issues, including co-branding, royalty payments, control and termination. This interactive workshop will also give you tips on clauses and specific language to include and to avoid when drafting your license agreement.

Moderator:Leslie A. Tilly, Mallesons Stephen Jaques (Australia)

Speakers:Richard Bergovoy, The Beanstalk Group, LLC (United States)Susan L. Crane, Wyndham Worldwide Corporation (United States)

11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CM03 – ETHICS: TRADEMARK OFFICE PRACTICE, INVESTIGATIONS AND UNAU-THORIZED PRACTICE – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451aIntermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-U.S.

Panel members will examine ethical issues arising in trademark office practice, includ-ing during investigations, clearance and communications with the Patent and Trademark Office. The panel will also discuss risks that arise in communications to possible infring-ers and when a non-attorney professional’s work product borders on the unauthorized practice of law.

Moderator:Craig W. Weinlein, Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal, LLP (United States)

Speakers:David Hricik, Mercer University School of Law (United States)Ray Weston, YUM! Restaurants International (United Kingdom)

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CM04 – TRADEMARK PROTECTION VS. CIVIL LIBERTIES – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

This valuable session will consider the limits and boundaries of trademark protection versus civil liberties. Take a closer look at cases involving freedom of speech, use of third party trademarks in the arts, ambush marketing and open criticism of brands. The panel will also share their thoughts on the treatment of such issues in the United States, Europe and Australia.

Moderator:Eric W. Gallender, McDonald’s Corporation (United States)

Speakers:Enrique Armijo Chavarri, Elzaburu (Spain)Michael G. Kelber, Neal Gerber (United States)Mark A. Lemley, Stanford Law School (United States)Simon Williams, Sprusons Ferguson (Australia)

CM05 – BREAKING WITH TRADITION: A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF NON-TRADITION-AL TRADEMARKS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450aIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

Join this diverse panel with speakers from North America, Europe and Asia as they com-pare the changing legal landscapes associated with non-traditional trademarks such as color, sound, scent and other interesting trademarks.

Moderator:Philip M. Davison, YUM! Restaurants International (United States)

Speakers:Esmond Hitchcock, Lloyd Wise (United Kingdom)Shirley Kwok, Bird & Bird IP Beijing Co. Ltd. (China, People’s Republic)Douglas A. Rettew, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP (United States)

CM06 – RIGHT OF PUBLICITY AROUND THE WORLD – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

Join us for a comparative study of the right of publicity of celebrities throughout the world. The panel will focus on the commercial use of celebrity names on products and in advertising, including the rights of athletes and other celebrities to control the use of their names and statistics in fantasy games, as well as other conflicts between publicity rights and free speech rights.

Moderator:Mike Rodenbaugh, Yahoo! Inc. (United States)

Speakers:William T. Gallagher, Golden Gate University School of Law (United States) Paula M. Guibault, The Coca-Cola Company (United States) Avril Martindale, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (United Kingdom)

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IM01 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: APPAREL, COSMETICS, CONSUMER GOODS, JEW-ELRY – LICENSING WITHOUT FORMS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E352 Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

A panel of in-house trademark licensing lawyers discuss the real life issues they face on both sides and how to anticipate issues when drafting licenses. Counsel discuss issues including trademark use and enforcement, quality assurance and approvals, brand man-agement, manufacturing, design issues and distribution.

Moderator:Barbara Kolsun, 7 For All Mankind (United States)

Speakers:Michael Colosi, Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. (United States)Geri Lynn Mankoff, Perry Ellis International, Inc. (United States)Lesley Moradian, Estee Lauder Companies (United States)

IM02 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E350Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

How do companies identify trademark assets in new entertainment properties and in the world of sports? Learn how to plan for and tackle issues of ownership, merchandising, protection and anti-piracy programs while taking into account the projected lifespan of the property and the always present budgetary and other business concerns.

Moderator:Brian W. Brokate, Gibney, Anthony & Flaherty, LLP (United States)

Speakers:Rebecca Borden, CBS (United States)Andros Chrysiliou, Chrysiliou Law (Australia)Erik Levin, NBA Properties, Inc. (United States)

IM03 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: “SHAKE YOUR MONEYMAKER” – FINANCIAL INSTI-TUTIONS AND FINANCIAL SERVICES – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 - E351Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

Join in-house and outside counsel as they discuss new technologies and their impact on branding and piracy in the financial services industry. The panel will also give you an in-depth look at online credit card fraud (e.g., phishing and pharming) and developments in biometrics.

Moderator:Carole F. Barrett, Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin (United States)

Speakers:Dianne K. Cahill, American Express Company (United States)Carrie A. Hefte, Wells Fargo & Company (United States)Steve Zelinger, Solidus, Inc. (United States)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Luncheon Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 - E253 (See pages 30 – 31 for listing.)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 60 for listing and room assignments.)

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3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CM50 – ENFORCEMENT OF TRADEMARK RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451aAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-Latin America

Join the panelists in an analysis of the requisites and conditions for enforcement; explore proceedings and venues for enforcing trademark rights in Latin American countries, including border measures and patrol issues. Learn how to implement a comprehensive system to enforce trademark rights in Latin America.

Moderator:Leticia Provedel, Veirano Advogados Associados (Brazil)

Speakers:Enrique Cavero, Procter & Gamble Latin America (Venezuela)Ricardo Oliveira, BATMark Limited (United Kingdom)José Pablo Perez Zea, Santamarina Y Steta (Mexico)

CM51 – IP TAX PROBLEMS AND PROTECTION – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

Tax problems arise not only when protecting IP rights, but also during the transfer of IP rights, especially when done in an international arena. This panel will discuss tax consider-ations when deciding which entities should own trademarks in an international portfolio.

Moderator:Michael Moore, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (United States)

Speakers:Alistair Payne, Matheson Ormsby Prentice (Ireland)Rodrigo A. Santos, Momsen, Leonardos & Cia. (Brazil)Brent Sokol, Jones Day (United States)

CM52 – THE SURVEY BLUES: LITIGATION SURVEY ERRORS CAUSING EXCLUSION OR REDUCED WEIGHT – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450a Intermediate Level Geographic Scope: Regional-U.S.

A panel of experienced practitioners and survey experts will review the trial court’s role under Daubert, as gatekeepers for the admission or exclusion of survey expert testimony under FRE 702, and offer practical tips and guidelines for proponents and opponents of proffered surveys. The panel will also discuss the latest trends and emerging topics, including Internet surveys’ benefits and pitfalls.

Moderator:Paul W. Reidl, E. & J. Gallo Winery (United States)

Speakers:Shari Seidman Diamond, Northwestern University School of Law (United States)Gerald L. Ford, Ford Bubala & Associates (United States)Jerre B. Swann, Kilpatrick Stockton LLP (United States)

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CM53 – REGIONAL UPDATE: INDIA, PAKISTAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-Middle East

Receive an overview of the latest developments in India, Pakistan and the Middle East.

Moderator:Farrukh Irfan Khan, United Trademark & Patent Services (Pakistan)

Speakers Include:Samer A. Pharaon, Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) (Jordan)Jyoti Sagar, K&S Partners (India)

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. WORKSHOPS

WM50 – “BLUES CLUES” – INTERNET INVESTIGATIONS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353b (attendancelimitedto140) Intermediate Level Geographic Scope: General

“Blues Clues” is a registered trademark of Viacom International, Inc. The non-trademark use herein is with the consent of the trademark owner.

Attend this hands-on workshop and learn to explore and navigate through various Internet technologies and free information resources. This highly interactive and computer driven session will teach you helpful search strategies to locate and leverage the most valuable information to assist in trademark-related investigations in prosecution or enforcement contexts.

Please Note: Attendees are required to bring their own laptop computer to this workshop. A wireless Internet connection will be available to all attendees, so they can follow along with the speakers.

Moderators:Barbara Barron Kelly, CT Corsearch (United States)Tu Tsao, Google (United States)

Speakers:Sylvain Hirsch, IP Twins (France)Karen Reule, Microsoft Corporation (United States)Fabricio Vayra, Time Warner Inc. (United States)

WM51 – INTRODUCTION TO MEDIATION IN IP DISPUTES – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353c (attendancelimitedto140) Intermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

If you can’t make it to this Workshop, the same Workshop is repeated (WT51) on Tuesday afternoon, 3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Learn the basic principles of mediation and how to apply and manage the mediation process in the context of a trademark dispute. This workshop will cover the principles and theories of mediation, how to execute the mediation, including the appointment of a mediator, as well as planning and supervising initial and subsequent meetings and how the parties prepare for mediation.

Moderators:Mary Bleahene, F.R. Kelly & Co. (Ireland)

Speakers:Michael D. Cover, Charles Russell LLP (United Kingdom)F. Peter Mueller, Mueller Schupfner (Germany)Louis T. Pirkey, PirkeyBarber LLP (United States)

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3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 60 for listing and room assignments.)

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. PAC Reception – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E260 (By invitation only.)

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Regular Member Reception – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E271a (By invitation to Regular Members only.)

5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. China Reception – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E259 (By invitation only.)

9:00 p.m. – 11:30 p.m. President’s Dessert Reception – Hyatt Regency Chicago – Crystal C (By invitation only.)

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Center Lobby

7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Hospitality – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Breakfast Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253 (See pages 31 – 32 for listing.)

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 63 for listing and room assignments.)

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. INTA Roundtable Hosts Breakfast – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E270 (By invitation only.)

9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Tours – Depart from the McCormick Place Chicago (See page 17 for details.)

10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Hall – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – Hall D1

10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. SPORTS – Golf Tournament – Transportation departs from the McCormick Place Chicago.

Test your skills and network with friends and colleagues in the INTA golf tournament held at the Ruffled Feathers Golf Club. A boxed lunch is included and prizes will be awarded.

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10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CT01 – REGIONAL UPDATE: COMMUNITY TRADE MARK (CTM) UPDATE – McCor-mick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451a Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-Europe

Attend this regional update session to learn more about the scope of protection, ad-vantages and criticisms of CTM (e.g., confusion in maintaining dual CTM and national systems) and indications of the increasing size of the European Union.

Moderators: Carl De Meyer, Howrey LLP (Belgium)

Speakers: Michael Lantos, Danubia Patent & Trademark Attorneys (Hungary) Peter Lawrence, Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) (Spain) Wolfgang May, Wella Aktiengesellschaft (Germany)

CT02 – U.S. DISTRICT COURT LITIGATION – MUSIC TO JUDGES’ EARS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – 451b Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-U.S.

A distinguished panel of federal district court judges, with experience in trademark cases, discusses best practices in trademark litigation, including injunction proceedings and jury trials. Discover what these judges find persuasive and problematic in such cases.

Moderator: Paul R. Garcia, Kirkland & Ellis (United States)

Speakers: The Honorable Ruben Castillo, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (United States) The Honorable Mark Filip, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (United States) The Honorable Matthew F. Kennelly, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (United States)

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. WORKSHOP

WT01 – GLOBAL SETTLEMENT AND COEXISTENCE AGREEMENTS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353b (attendancelimitedto140) Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

Workshop participants will organize and evaluate settlement and coexistence agreements used to resolve global trademark disputes, with tips on drafting multi-country agreements and guidance on region and country-specific considerations.

Moderator:Jennifer Morton, Gowling Lafleur & Henderson LLP (Canada)

Speakers:Arch M. Ahern, Motorola, Inc. (United States)Caroline A. Davies, Imperial Chemical Industries PLC (United Kingdom)

11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. SPORTS – Tennis – Transportation departs from the McCormick Place Chicago.

Challenge your friends and colleagues as you participate in the tennis tournament at Homewood Flossmoor Racquet & Fitness Club. Light refreshments are included and prizes will be awarded.

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11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CT03 – SEARCHING AND CLEARING MARKS INTERNATIONALLY – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451aIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: General

Review the challenges of conducting international trademark clearance, including scope, limitations and risks of available tools. The panel will also present revealing tips on dealing with translation and transliteration issues, and balancing costs and time urgency.

Moderator:Grace Jennings, Wong, Cabello, Lutsch, Rutherford & Brucculeri, LLP (United States)

Speakers:Max Harrison Millican, Dell Inc. (United States)Allan Poulter, Field Fisher Waterhouse (United Kingdom)Susan Shook, The Procter & Gamble Company (United States)Shannon T. Vale, Fulbright & Jaworski LLP (United States)

CT04 – TRADE DRESS PROTECTION: A COMPARATIVE STUDY – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

This session will offer a study on protection of trade dress in different jurisdictions. The discussion will touch on the types of trade dress, comparison with design patents and copyright, legal protection of trade dress and international enforcement of rights in a trade dress.

Moderator:Wolfgang Kellenter, Hengeler Mueller (Germany)

Speakers:Pravin Anand, Anand & Anand Advocates (India)Stuart Lockyear, Burberry Limited (United Kingdom)Joseph V. Norvell, Norvell IP LLC (United States)Valdir Rocha, Veirano Advogados Associados (Brazil)

CT05 – TRADEMARKS IN BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450aBeginner / Intermediate Level Geographic Scope: General

It is no secret that intangibles are generally the most valuable assets in most corporate transactions and that acquisitions and trademarks are at the top of the list. Take advan-tage of this opportunity as experts in the field recommend steps for conducting effective due diligence of trademarks involved in acquisitions, mergers and other business transac-tions.

Moderator / Speaker:Francisco Espinosa Reboa, Estudio Francisco Espinosa-Bellido Abogados S.C.R.L. (Peru)

Speakers:Juan Carlos Ojam, Bruchou, Fernandez Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani (Argentina)Scott E. Thompson, GlaxoSmithKline (United States)David Wilf, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP (United States)

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CT06 – ETHICS: TRADEMARK LITIGATION AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST – McCor-mick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E350Intermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-US

Earn U.S. continuing legal education ethics credits and join this panel as they discuss and resolve conflicts of interest and ethical issues that arise during trademark litigation.

Moderator:Craig W. Weinlein, Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal, LLP (United States)

Speakers:Jess M. Collen, Collen IP (United States)Alan S. Cooper, Howrey LLP (United States)David Kramer, Oswald Companies (United States)

CT07 – MADRID PROTOCOL UPDATE – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bIntermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

This update session will provide different perspectives and a technical update on the Ma-drid Protocol and its effect on the registration of trademarks in different jurisdictions.

Moderator:R. Scott MacKendrick, Ogilvy Renault (Canada)

Speakers:Mark Holah, Field Fisher Waterhouse (United Kingdom)Nadine H. Jacobson, Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, P.C. (United States)

IT01 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: FOOD, BEVERAGE AND ALCOHOL – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 - E351Intermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

In-house trademark attorneys discuss, in an interactive format, the cutting-edge issues that affect all three industries, including new case law, the global launch of new products, counterfeit products, and the effect social and regulatory issues have had on the way we advise our clients.

Moderator:Elliot R. Basner, Diageo North America, Inc. (United States)

Speakers:Jennifer O’Malley, McDonald’s Corporation (United States)Caroline Pearlstein, The Coca-Cola Company (United States)Chrysso Sarkos Sarris, Fortune Brands, Inc. (United States)

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11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. WORKSHOPS

WT02 – GET ’EM SINGIN’ THE BLUES: CONSIDERATIONS IN SENDING CEASE AND DESIST LETTERS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353b(attendancelimitedto140)Advanced Level Geographic Scope: U.S.

If you can’t make it to this Workshop, the same Workshop is repeated (WW01) on Wednes-day morning, 10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

This hands-on workshop, with a particular focus on U.S. practice, will resemble a brain-storming session where attendees will be divided into small groups with experienced litigators to discuss issues to consider before sending cease and desist letters. Groups will review and revise sample cease and desist letters, consider options for follow-up action and discuss pitfalls in cease and desist letter practice.

Moderator:Anessa Owen Kramer, Brooks Kushman PC (United States)

Speakers:Baila H. Celedonia, Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman (United States)Julia Anne Matheson, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP (United States)

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Association Luncheon – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E267 (By invitation only.)

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. SPORTS – 5K Run – Transportation departs from the McCormick Place Chicago.

Join us in an exhilarating 5K run along Chicago’s picturesque waterfront. Light refreshments are included and prizes will be awarded.

1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Chicago Food Depository Volunteer Service Project (See page 18 for more information.)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Luncheon Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253 (See pages 32 – 33 for listing.)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 63 for listing and room assignments.)

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CT50 – INTA AMICUS BRIEFS - McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451aBeginner / Intermediate Level Geographic Scope: General

Learn about INTA’s amicus briefing efforts around the world and the process and consider-ations that govern INTA’s decision to participate in specific cases.

Moderator:Isabel M. Davies, CMS Cameron McKenna (United Kingdom)

Speakers:Bruce R. Ewing, Dorsey & Whitney LLP (United States)Susie Middlemiss, Slaughter and May (United Kingdom)Earl Gray, Simpson Grierson (New Zealand)

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CT51 – ADVERTISING LAW: WHAT IS IT? WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

Have you ever wondered what “advertising law” is all about? Learn more about the issues that come up when navigating today’s marketing environments, as legal and business professionals discuss how to effectively communicate a brand message in an integrated marketing campaign, while also anticipating and resolving the potential legal issues that can arise.

Moderator:Larry C. Jones, Alston & Bird LLP (United States)

Speakers:Brinsley Dresden, Lewis Silkin (United Kingdom)Carla Michelotti, Leo Burnett Worldwide, Inc. (United States)Douglas J. Wood, Reed Smith LLP (United States)

3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. WORKSHOP

WT51 – INTRODUCTION TO MEDIATION IN IP DISPUTES – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E352(attendancelimitedto140)Intermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

This is a repeat Workshop and is the same as the Workshop (WM51) held on Monday, 3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Learn the basic principles of mediation, and how to apply and manage the mediation process in the context of a trademark dispute. This workshop will cover the principles and theories of mediation, how to execute the mediation, including the appointment of a mediator. Planning and supervising initial and subsequent meetings and how the parties prepare for mediation will also be discussed.

Moderator:Mary Bleahene, F.R. Kelly & Co. (Ireland)

Speakers:Carsten Albrecht, Lovells (Germany)Michael D. Cover, Charles Russell LLP (United Kingdom)Louis T. Pirkey, PirkeyBarber (United States)

3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 63 for listing and room assignments.)

5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Government Officials Reception – McCormick Place Chicago, Location (By invitation only.)

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7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Hospitality – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Breakfast Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 - E253 (See pages 33 – 34 for listing.)

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8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Committee Meetings – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 (See page 63 for listing and room assignments.)

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Exhibition Hall – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – Hall D1

10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Tours – Depart from the McCormick Place Chicago (See page 17 for details.)

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CW01 – THE THRILL IS NEVER GONE – ANNUAL REVIEW OF U.S. FEDERAL CASE LAW AND TTAB DEVELOPMENTS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450aAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-U.S.

Obtain a roundup of recent major decisions rendered by the United States courts and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Speakers:Theodore H. Davis, Kilpatrick Stockton LLP (United States)Jordan S. Weinstein, Oblon, Spivak, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, PC (United States)

CW02 – REGIONAL UPDATE: RECENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bIntermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-Southeast Asia

Receive an update on the status of trademark rights and protection throughout Southeast Asia. The panel will also hold a discussion on trademark clearance issues (translation / transliteration issues), filing strategies and unique enforcement strategies (e.g., landlord liabilities) in various Southeast Asian countries.

Moderator:Alban Kang, Alban Tay Mahtani & De Silva (Singapore)

Speakers:Zechariah Jin Han Chan, Procter & Gamble Asia Pte Ltd. (Singapore)Edward J. Kelly, Tilleke & Gibbins International Ltd. (Thailand)Siew Ling Su, Tay & Partners (Malaysia)

10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. WORKSHOP

WW01 – GET ’EM SINGIN’ THE BLUES: CONSIDERATIONS IN SENDING CEASE AND DESIST LETTERS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E353b(attendancelimitedto140)Advanced Level Geographic Scope: U.S.

This is a repeat Workshop and is the same as the Workshop (WT02) held on Tuesday, 11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

This hands-on workshop, with a particular focus on U.S. practice, will resemble a brain-storming session where attendees will be divided into small groups with experienced litigators to discuss issues to consider before sending cease and desist letters. Groups will review and revise sample cease and desist letters, consider options for follow-up action and discuss pitfalls in cease and desist letter practice.

Moderator:Anessa Owen Kramer, Brooks Kushman P.C. (United States)

Speakers:Baila H. Celedonia, Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman (United States)Julia Anne Matheson, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, L.L.P. (United States)

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11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS

CW03 – INTERNET DOMAIN NAMES – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450aAdvanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

If you enjoyed CM01 Muddy Waters: Evolving Law and Policy in Internet Advertising (Key-words and Adware) on Monday, you should attend this session as well!

This Internet session will focus on domain name registration and cybersquatting, as well as jurisdiction in Internet cases.

Moderator:Shlomo Cohen, Dr. Shlomo Cohen & Co. (Israel)

Speakers:Jonathan C. Cohen, Shapiro Cohen (Canada)Dawn Osborne, Rouse & Co. International (United Kingdom)Hailin Zou, China Sinda Intellectual Property Limited (China, People’s Republic)

CW04 – TRADEMARK PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT PRACTICE POINTERS – McCor-mick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E450bBeginner Level Geographic Scope: General

In this session, attendees will learn proactive strategies for maintaining and protecting an international trademark portfolio, including use of national, regional and Madrid Protocol and Agreement filings; consolidating and managing large portfolios; and developing proce-dures for maximizing portfolio protection.

Moderator:Mercedes Bullrich, Bruchou, Fernandez Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani (Argentina)

Speakers:Karen Abraham, Shearn Delamore & Co. (Malaysia)Susie P. Arnesen, Sandel, Løje & Wallberg (Denmark)Ruth J. Lebed-Rofes, SC Johnson & Son, Inc. (United States)

CW05 – A CRYIN’ SHAME – COUNTERFEIT AND GRAY MARKET GOODS – McCor-mick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451aIntermediate Level Geographic Scope: International Comparative

A panel of practitioners, corporate counsel and law enforcement representatives from Europe and the U.S. will discuss seizure orders, blocking entry of counterfeit goods, and other tools and strategies for fighting counterfeit and gray market goods.

Moderator:Bassam Ibrahim, Buchanan Ingersoll, PC (United States)

Speakers:Hildy Bowbeer, 3M Company (United States)Philip Lewis, The Patent Office (U.K.) (United Kingdom)George McCray, U.S. Customs Service (United States)Michael W. Mihm, Deere & Company (United States)

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CW06 – DILUTION LAW UPDATE – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 4 – E451bIntermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General-Comparative

This panel will offer a comparative look at the state of dilution law in various jurisdictions. The panel will discuss recent developments in several countries, as well as the different approaches for the protection of famous marks.

Moderator:Lisa Winger, Newell Rubbermaid Inc. (United States)

Speakers:Eugene A. Arievich, Baker & McKenzie (Russia)Jennifer Draffen, Intel Corporation (United States)Verena von Bomhard, Lovells (Spain)Laura Wen-yu Young, Wang and Wang (Taiwan)

CW 07 – REGIONAL UPDATE: AFRICA – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E352Intermediate / Advanced Level Geographic Scope: Regional-Africa

Receive the latest information on trademark law and update developments in Africa.

Moderator:Owen H. Dean, Spoor & Fisher (South Africa)

Speakers:Khaled Battash, Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) (Morocco)Marilyn Krige, Adams & Adams (South Africa)Uwa Abiola Ohiku, Jackson, Etti, Edu & Co. (Nigeria)Caroline van Dijk, Lysaght & Co. (Jersey, Channel Islands)

IW01 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: PHARMACEUTICALS AND HEALTHCARE – RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ANTICOUNTERFEITING – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E351Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

Join anticounterfeiting experts from North America and the European Union as they discuss recent developments pertaining to the pharmaceutical industry including the latest in anticounterfeiting technologies, industry practices, legislation and regulatory develop-ments.

Moderator:Maria J. Fernandez Marques, Pfizer Gmbh (Germany)

Speakers:David Faulconer, United States Department of Homeland Security (United States)Bruce W. Longbottom, Eli Lilly and Company (United States)Jenni Rutter, Baker & McKenzie (United Kingdom)

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IW02 – INDUSTRY BREAKOUT: COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE / ELEC-TRONICS – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 3 – E350Advanced Level Geographic Scope: General

In the fast-evolving age of modern technology, new developments and products are con-stantly being introduced to the savvy consumer market. Join experienced in-house and outside counsel as they discuss the effect of trademarks and other intellectual property in this area, looking closely at the iPod® history and the wide-range of issues that have arisen. Some issues to be discussed include: how the iPod® MP3 player was developed and why, what IP protection has been obtained, what is being done in terms of education and enforcement to avoid issues such as generic use and many other issues and practical solutions will be discussed in this highly informative session.

Moderator:John B. Hackett, A.J. Park (New Zealand)

Speakers:Peter Brownlow, Bird & Bird (United Kingdom)Mitchell E. Radin, Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP (United States)Kevin Saul, Apple Computer, Inc. (United States)

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Luncheon Table Topics – McCormick Place Chicago, Level 2 – E253 (See page 34 for listing.)

7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Grand Finale – Museum of Science & Industry – “The World’s Fair”

One of the top 15 museums in the world will provide the founda-tion for a dynamic one of a kind event. The Museum of Science and Industry is the remaining building from the 1893 Columbian Exposition, World’s Fair. Located on fourteen plus acres of land, the MSI houses the only five story, domed Omnimax theatre in Chicago. The MSI is also the largest science museum in the Western Hemisphere. The museum will be transformed into a reception and dining area complex that’s sure to stimulate all senses. The evening will be filled with historic richness that hon-ors technology and man’s achievements through the ages.

See you at next year’s Annual Meeting!

inta’s ��0th annual MeetingMay �� – May ��, �00�berlin, germanyVisit www.inta.org for updates.

Future INTA Annual Meetings

131st Annual MeetingMay 16 – 20, 2009Seattle, Washington, USA

132nd Annual MeetingMay 22 – 26, 2010Boston, Massachusetts, USA

133rd Annual MeetingMay 14 – 18, 2011San Francisco, California, USA

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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) accreditation has been requested from each jurisdiction with mandatory CLE require-ments.

A maximum of 11.25 general credit hours, including 2.5 ethics credit hours, has been requested from those states granting credit hours on a 60-minute credit basis, and general 13.5 credit hours, including 3.0 ethics credit hours, has been re-quested from jurisdictions that recognize the 50-minute credit basis.

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INTA maintains a CLE information desk in the Lobby of the Mc-Cormick Place Chicago. If your jurisdiction requires a specific form, you must pick it up at this desk and fill it out onsite to receive full credit. CLE credit can not be issued after the An-nual Meeting.

Don’t forget to visit the CLE Portal at www.inta.org/apps/cle/log_in/ after the meeting to download your Certificate of At-tendance and CLE Report.

coMMittee Meetings

10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Annual Meeting 2007 Project Team (Programs Committee) E259 Programs Committee E256 PDA Executive Council (Chairs & Vice Chairs Only) E255 Membership Services Committee (MSC) E271b Membership Services Committee (MSC) (Breakout 1) E270 Membership Services Committee (MSC) (Breakout 2) E265

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Long Range Planning Committee E272a

12:15 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. ACEC - North America Subcommittee E265 Adjunct Faculty Special Interest Group E259 DWKM - East Asia & Pacific Subcommittee E260 DWKM - Eastern Europe Subcommittee E255 DWKM - Middle East, Africa & South Asia Subcommittee E272b EIC - Fraudulent Trademark Filing Subcommittee E263 Enforcement - Discovery Practices & Procedures Subcommittee E261 Information Resources Committee (IRC) E271 INTA Bulletin Committee E270 INTA International Online ADR Competition 2006 – 2007 E272c Project Team (Programs Committee) Nominating Committee E272d Programs Standards & Training Subcommittee E262 (Programs Committee) Roundtables Subcommittee (Programs Committee) E267 TOPC - Classification Subcommittee E266 TOPC - TMO Relations & Benchmarking Subcommittee E264

2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. ACEC - Latin America & Caribbean Subcommittee 271 Annual Meeting 2008 Project Team (Programs Committee) E272c China Bulletin Editorial Board E260 DWKM - European Union Subcommittee E266 DWKM - Latin America & Caribbean Subcommittee E261 DWKM - North America Subcommittee E256 EIC - Security Interests Subcommittee E262 EIC - Trademark Clearance Subcommittee E265 Enforcement - Legal Certainty of Disclaimers Subcommittee E263 Enforcement - Opposition & Cancellation Standards E267 Subcommittee Enforcement - Proof of Confusion Subcommittee E264 INTA/OHIM Conference 2007 Project Team (Programs Committee) E270 Trademark Administration Forum – Germany 2007 Project Team E255 (Programs Committee)

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10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EIC Issues Council E262 PDA - Europe Council E260 PISA Group E259 Trademark Administrators (TMA) Subcommittee (MSC) E271

10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. LRC - East Asia & Pacific Subcommittee E266

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. ACEC - Eastern Europe and Central Asia Subcommittee E264 Leadership Meeting 2007 Project Team (Programs Committee) E263 LRC - Latin America & Caribbean Subcommittee E262 LRC - U.S. Subcommittee E261 Nontraditional Trademarks Forum 2008 Project Team E260 (Programs Committee) Parallel Imports Committee E265 Planning Committee E272a The Trademark Reporter® (TMR) Committee E270 TOPC - China Trademark Office Subcommittee E272b TOPC - OHIM Subcommittee E256 Trademark Administrators Conference 2007 Project Team E255 (Programs Committee)

3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Enforcement - Monetary Remedies Subcommittee E255 Enforcement - Trade Names Subcommittee E272b Geographical Indications Committee E270 International Amicus Committee E258

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8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. ACEC - East Asia & Pacific Subcommittee E255 E-Learning Project Teams - Ethics, TM Basics, TTAB, Madrid E272b (Programs Committee) Leadership Meeting 2008 Project Team (Programs Committee) E260 LRC - East Asia & Pacific Subcommittee E261 LRC - Europe & Central Asia Subcommittee E262 LRC - U.S. Model State Trademark Bill Subcommittee E263 Portugal Forum 2007 Project Team (Programs Committee) E271b Publications Chairs Meeting E272a Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition Committee E264 TOPC - Madrid Subcommittee E267 Treaty Analysis Committee E266 INTA Roundtable Host Breakfast E270

10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. OHIM - INTA Official Meeting E258 PDA Asia Pacific Council E263

1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. ACEC - Middle East, Africa & South Asia Subcommittee E256 Annual Meeting 2009 Project Team (Programs Committee) E265 E-Learning Basics for Trademark Administrators and Developing E272b Programs Project Team (Programs Committee) LRC - Middle East, Africa & South Asia Subcommittee E259 AND TOPC - OAPI/ARIPO Subcommittee LRC - Pharmaceuticals Subcommittee E260 Panel of Neutrals (PON) E270 Publications Committee E261 Regular Member Committee (RMC) E266 TMR International Annual Review Task Force 271a TOPC - Examination Subcommittee E262

3:15 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 2007 INTA Membership Survey Project Team E272c

3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. ACEC - European Union Subcommittee E258 Internet - Online Trademark Use Subcommittee E262 Internet Full Committee - Registration Practice & E270 DNS Administration Subcommittee Internet - Whois Subcommittee E255 Non-Traditional Marks Committee E271b

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. INTA Foundation E272a PDA Executive Council (Chairs and Vice Chairs Only) E259 Education, Information and Services Group (EIS) E271a (Chairs and Vice Chairs and Staff Liasons Only)

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CHAIRSDavid FlemingBrinks Hofer Gilson & Lione (United States)

Michelle BrownleeColibri Corporation (United States)

TEAM LEADERSindustrybreakouts:Cindy NelsonWarner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (United States)

internationalprogramming:Janice BereskinBereskin & Parr (Canada)

keynote:Belinda J. ScrimentiPattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson LLP (United States)

tabletopics:Bernard W. MaloneBaker & McKenzie (Argentina)

tmaprogramming:R. Scott MacKendrickOgilvy Renault (Canada)

u.s.programming:Craig W. WeinleinCarrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumen-thal, LLP (United States)

workshops:Robin A. RolfeRobin Rolfe Resources, Inc. (United States)

MEMBERSCarole F. BarrettHoward, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin (United States)

Barbara Barron KellyCT Corsearch (United States)

Elliot R. BasnerDiageo North America, Inc. (United States)

Mary BleaheneF.R. Kelly & Co. (Ireland)

Christopher BolingerPfizer Inc. (United States)

Brian W. BrokateGibney Anthony & Flaherty, LLP (United States)

Mercedes BullrichBruchou, Fernandez Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani (Argentina)

Edward J. ChalfieLadas & Parry (United States)

Shlomo CohenDr. Shlomo Cohen & Co. (Israel)

Isabel M. DaviesCMS Cameron McKenna (United Kingdom)

Philip M. DavisonYUM! Restaurants International (United States)

Francisco Espinosa-ReboaEstudio Francisco Espinosa-Bellido Aboga-dos S.C.R.L. (Peru)

Susan Hanaway FrohlingKraft Foods (United States)

Eric W. GallenderMcDonald’s Corporation (United States)

Paul R. GarciaKirkland & Ellis (United States)

Roger D. GeorgeRGC Jenkins & Co (United Kingdom)

John B. HackettA.J. Park (New Zealand)

Dolores K. HannaDolores Hanna (United States)

Bassam IbrahimBuchanan Ingersoll, PC (United States)

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Grace JenningsWong, Cabello, Lutsch, Rutherford & Bruc-culeri, LLP (United States)

Larry C. JonesAlston & Bird LLP (United States)

Rachelle Kagan DubowBingham McCutchen LLP (United States)

Alban KangAlban Tay Mahtani & De Silva (Singapore)

Wolfgang KellenterHengeler Mueller (Germany)

Barbara Kolsun7 For All Mankind (United States)

Anessa Owen KramerBrooks Kushman PC (United States)

Julie Nichols MatthewsWildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon (United States)

Michael MooreMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (United States)

Jennifer MortonGowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (Canada)

Sophia Mullings-JonesThe Coca-Cola Company (United States)

Murali PasupulatiDeere & Company (United States)

Leticia ProvedelVeirano Advogados Associados (Brazil)

Mike RodenbaughYahoo! Inc. (United States)

Katalin SzamosiS.B.G. & K Patent & Law Office (Hungary)

Leslie A. TillyMallesons Stephen Jaques (Australia)

Tu TsaoGoogle (United States)

Lisa WingerNewell Rubbermaid Inc. (United States)

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Trademark Law Handbook

This indispensable reference is part of an annual series that covers both U.S. (Vol. I) and international (Vol. II) trademark case law and unfair competition jurispru-dence. Yearly reviews allow you to:

• Stay current on both U.S. and worldwide trade-mark law and practice.

• Benefit from the insight, commentary and analysis of expert practitioners in more than 50 jurisdictions.

• Research essential information on what the courts find persuasive.

Conveniently published in two volumes – available separately or in a combined set at a reduced price – the Handbook is an invaluable resource for intellec-tual property practitioners, corporate legal depart-ments and law libraries.

Stop by the INTA Exhibit in the Exhibition Hall to view and purchase a copy or visit www.inta.

org/go/infopub for more information.

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board of directors

President and Chairperson of the Board

Dee Ann Weldon-WilsonExxon Mobil Corporation

President Elect

Rhonda SteeleMars, Incorporated

Vice President

Richard HeathUnilever P.L.C.

Vice President

Heather C. SteinmeyerBlue Cross and Blue Shield Association

Treasurer

Gerhard BauerDaimler Chrysler AG

Secretary

Gregg MarrazzoKimberly-Clark Corporation

Members

Pravin AnandAnand & Anand Advocates

Hugo T. BerkemeyerBerkemeyer, Attorneys & Counselors

Belinda I. BermanUnited States Golf Association

Sara B. BlotnerCitigroup Inc.

David ChoAT&T Services, Inc.

Larisa Murphy ColtonYUM! Restaurants International

Laura Hauck CovingtonYahoo! Inc.

John W. CrittendenCooley Godward LLP

Sherri DratfieldPR Newswire Association LLC

J. Scott EvansAdams Evans P.A.

Mary A. FrancisChevron Texaco Corporation

Debra GreeneMerck & Co., Inc.

Rose HaganGoogle

Deborah HamptonLimited Brands Inc.

Marion HeathcoteDavies Collison Cave

Frances JaglaMicrosoft Corporation

Carolyn KnechtMotorola, Inc.

Helen MinskerBanner & Witkoff, Ltd.

Lucy NicholsNokia Corporation

Bret I. ParkerWyeth

Gordana PavlovicCabinet Pavlovic

Iris V. QuadrioMarval, O’Farrell & Mairal

Kate RundleMIPS Technologies, Inc.

Lori SchulmanMarch of Dimes

Sandra A. SellersTechnology Mediation Services, LLC

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Ellen ShankmanEllen Shankman & Associates

Renee SimontonReed Elsevier IP Management Services Inc.

Mei-lan E.W. StarkFox Entertainment Group

Célia UllmannPhilip Morris International Management SA

Patrick Van de VorstIQS AvantIQ

Mariette ViljoenAdams & Adams

Counsel

David H. BernsteinDebevoise & Plimpton L.L.P.

Ex-Officio

Paul W. ReidlE. & J. Gallo Winery

Executive Director

Alan C. DrewsenInternational Trademark Association

What’s Cooking in EuropE? The Status of IP Practice, Protection and the Enforcement Menu in Europe

December 2007Lisbon, Portugal

Join your colleagues in Lisbon to get a flavor for the current trademark

climate in Europe!

INTA and leading trademark professionals from throughout Europe and the world will provide attendees with valuable information on protecting and enforcing trademarks in Europe.

Satisfy your appetite for trademark knowledge on issues important to trademark professionals in Europe, such as:• Whether the Madrid Protocol has lived up to its promises and

expectations so far• The impact of use requirements on Community Trade Marks• Counterfeiting and how to handle the enforcement of IP rights in

Customs• Updates on recent trademark decisions of the European Court

of Justice, the Court of First Instance and the OHIM Board of Appeals

Visit www.inta.org/go/education to register and find out more today!

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inta staff

Alan C. DrewsenExecutive Director

Sharon ArmoganAdministrative Assistant

Maria BachmanDirector, Human Resources & Association Governance

Sarah BourkeSenior Programs Developer

Joel BrombergEditor

James BushManaging Editor, INTA Bulletin & Web Content

Lisa ButkiewiczManaging Editor, The Trademark Reporter®

Charyle ClarkSenior Programs Developer

Sherry ClarkCustomer Service Representative

Kirk ColquhounProduction Room Assistant

Laura CruzExternal Relations Coordinator, Latin America

Simran DaryananiMembership Development Coordinator

Faisal DaudpotaExternal Relations Manager, Anti-Counter-feiting

Edison DiazNetwork & Systems Coordinator

Carin DiepAcademic Programs Coordinator

Martine ElieMeetings Administrator (Roundtables/CLE)

Ann Eng Director, Education

William FangWeb Developer

David GoldsteinSenior Network/Systems Administrator

Andrea GrantStaff Accountant

Daryl G. GrecichDirector, Marketing & Communications

Sheniqua GreggCustomer Service Representative

Justin HajnyManager, Marketing

Elizabeth HanellinSenior Publications Editor

Lisa HutchinsonManager, Customer Service

Maya IvanovaWeb Coordinator

Piin-Fen KokManager, External Relations, Asia-Pacific

Nilsa LaboyReceptionist

Maribel LajaraExecutive Assistant

Calvin LinWeb Developer

Bruce MacPhersonDirector, External Relations

Mary McGraneManager, Publications

Steven MerzonDirector, Information Technology

Chen MinChina Chief Representative

John MoralesAssociate Editor, The Trademark Reporter®

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Verna MorganAccounting Assistant

Randi MustelloDirector, Publishing

Ryan O’DonnellCorporate Membership Coordinator

Lena PopekoSenior Database Administrator

Vincent RavalPublications Assistant

Peg ReardonManager, Membership Development

Jesse RiggleGraphic Designer & Production Coordinator

Tricia SimpsonManager, Meetings & Conventions

Christina SleszynskaEurope Representative

Melissa StarrManager, Finance & Administration

Lana SterinMeetings Planner

Max WilsonCustomer Service Representative

Lyonel YuMembership Coordinator

Shiqi ZhangSenior Web Developer

Jeff ZhangChina Representative

THE BUSINESS OF BRANDSNew York, New York, USASeptember 10 – 11, 2007

Presenting a new perspective on trademarks – from the point-of-view of the brand!

This two-day forum will offer a change of pace on trade-mark education, as the focus shifts to the brand as a whole and how it affects trademark protection and enforcement.

Join your colleagues for an interdisciplinary and collabora-tive approach to branding issues.

Topics at this program will include:• Collaboration between Marketing and Legal Departments• Developing brands from the ground up• Perspectives on the value of the brand• International extension of brands• Near misses and direct hits in the branding wars

You may even want to bring your company’s Marketing Department – this information will be just as valuable to them!

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105 OCEAN TOMO, LLC

107 CARIBBEAN TRADEMARK SER-VICES

115 CHECKMARK NETWORK

117 THE TREADSTONE GROUP, INC.

119 EURODNS

121 THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL

125 GLOBAL IP ESTIMATOR

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131 OxFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

133 TERRAMARK-IP

202 MANAGING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

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225 O P SOLUTIONS, INC.

226 ONSCOPE

227 MED-E.R.R.S.®

228 WILEY

230 SHENZHEN TRUER IP

232 ASIPI

233 SAFENAMES LTD

306 THOMSON COMPUMARK

312 CSC CORPORATE DOMAINS

317 CONSOR INTELLECTUAL AS-SET MANAGEMENT

318 CDS RISK MANAGEMENT AMERICAS • ASIA

320 KINGSOUND & PARTNERS

321 QUESTEL

323 GETTING THE DEAL THROUGH

324 EIPR (INDIA) LTD.

325 THOMAS M. COOLEY LAW SCHOOL

326 MERRILL BRINK INTERNATION-AL

327 IP ONLINE LTD

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401 KANGxIN PARTNERS, P.C.

407 S.M.D. BENELUx BV / S.M.D. MARKEUR SCHUTZ MARKEN DIENST GMBH

412 THOMSON SCIENTIFIC

420 VERISIGN, INC.

424 INVESTIGATIONS CANADA

426 REVAWARE, INC.

432 NETNAMES

501 PHAM & ASSOCIATES – IN-TERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW OFFICE

504 FORTUNE CONSULTING

507 D’AGOSTINI ORG. ITALY & SPAIN

512 LExISNExIS®

515 WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROP-ERTY ORGANIZATION (WIPO)

519 APPLEBY HUNTER BAILHACHE

520 DENNEMEYER & CO.

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526 THOMSON WEST / THOMSON INTERNATIONAL

529 COMPUTER PACKAGES, INC.

531 SEKUWORKS

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600 A&S PATENTS AND TRADE-MARKS, INC.

602 CHINA TRADEMARK ASSOCIA-TION

606 UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE

612 WOLTERS KLUWER LAW & BUSINESS

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620 ASIA LAW & PRACTICE

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626 TACT INDIA PVT. LTD.

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727 KRUYSMEN/REDWELD

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Pick up your copy of the third edition of trademark

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a&s Patents and tradeMarks, inc.Booth Number: 600Profile: IP law firm registering international trademarks and patentsDescription: A&S Patents and Trademarks, Inc. offers direct registrations of trademarks, without the assistance of associates, in over 35 countries around the globe resulting in substantial cost savings for our clients. We also specialize in securing immediate trade-mark protection through the publication of cautionary notices without having to wait for registration in over 20 jurisdictions. While A&S does not offer patent drafting services, A&S does provide filing services for PCT applications as well as for non-PCT local applications. Please contact us in San Diego at +1-858-244-5026, or at info@astrademarks.com.Website: www.astrademarks.com

aiPPiBooth Number: 633Profile: 41st Congress of the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual PropertyDescription: The AIPPI US Group is proud to host the 41st AIPPI Congress and looks for-ward to welcoming our colleagues from around the world. Located on the east cost, Bos-ton is the home of the two premier universities: Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Additionally, Boston was the site of many spectacular innovations in science education, and finance, including the telephone, the microwave oven, the safety razor, the golf tee, and the “@” symbol in your email.Website: www.aippi-us.org/boston2008.htm

akj associatesBooth Number: 214Profile: IP Risk and Security Management AnalysisDescription: AKJ Associates provides a range of products and services aimed at helping IP owners protect themselves from the harm caused by intellectual property crime. We aim to bring together business, government and law enforcement to help businesses protect their IP rights more effectively.Website: www.akjassociates.com

aLfa internationaLBooth Number: 624Profile: Global Legal Network of Independent Law FirmsDescription: ALFA International is a network of 120 independent law firms in 40 coun-tries providing legal services for businesses with intellectual property legal issues. ALFA lawyers provide clients with legal support for trademark, copyright, patent, research and development, internet related issues, trade secrets and related technology issues. Member attorneys represent clients before the U.S. and numerous other International Patent and Trademark offices and in representation and prosecution of intellectual property protection such as: litigation, mediation, regulatory proceedings, licensing, financing/venture capital and general counseling.Website: www.alfainternational.com

aLMBooth Number: 724Profile: Integrated News and Media CompanyDescription: ALM is a leading integrated media company, focused on the legal and busi-ness communities. ALM publishes magazines and newspapers, and hosts law.com, the web’s leading destination for legal professionals. The company is one of North America’s largest producers of conferences and tradeshows. Other businesses include book and newsletter publishing, verdict reporting, market research and content distribution.Website: www.alm.com

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STUDIO TORTA JORIO, PRATO, BOGGIO & PARTNERS

Established in 1879 European Patent Attorneys

Community Trade Mark and Design Attorneys Italian Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys

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E-mail: info@studiotorta.it Internet: www.studiotorta.com Other Branch Offices in Milan, Rome, Bologna, Treviso, Rimini and Alicante

Firm profile Studio Torta is one of the oldest leading Firms in Italy of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys. The Firm now consists of 3 senior partners, 9 partners and 14 associates; it has more than 40 registered Italian and European patent and trade mark attorneys, a US registered IP attorney, lawyers and assistants, and more than 100 employees. The head Office in Turin is located close to the local branch receiving Section of the Italian Patent and Trade Mark Office. Areas of specialisation: The Firm is a full service IP Firm providing services for European and Italian patents as well as Community and Italian Trade Marks and Designs including assistance in enforcement of patent and trade mark rights. By virtue of the large number of cases handled each year, the STUDIO TORTA staff are highly experienced in European Patent Office and Community Trade Mark Office procedures, comprising on line filings, examination, opposition and appeal procedures.

Languages: Italian, English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese. Contacts: General IP Matter: Dr. Roberto Prato, Dr. Luigi Boggio Patents: Dr. Rinaldo Plebani, Dr. Simone Bongiovanni, Dr. Luigi Franzolin, Dr. Elena Cerbaro, Dr. Mauro Eccetto, Dr. Matteo Maccagnan, Dr. Daniele Cernuzzi, Dr. Fabio D’Angelo, Dr. Mirko Bergadano, Dr. Francesco Fiussello Trade Marks and Licensing: Dr. Maria Cristina Baldini, Dr. Raffaella Barbuto, Dr. Cristina Rolando, Avv. Claudio Costa, Avv. Maria Teresa Saguatti. IP Lawsuits: Avv. Alberto Improda, Avv. Raffaella Arista, Avv. Monia Baccarelli, Avv. Andrea Bandele. U.S. and Far East Clients: Robert Scotti, Kumiko Kunichika

Present at INTA 2007: Roberto Prato, Maria Cristina Baldini, Luigi Franzolin

eXhibitors ListanaQuaBooth Number: 332Profile: Intellectual Asset Management Solutions – Software and Professional ServicesDescription: Anaqua provides Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) solutions that allow leading companies to gain competitive advantage from managing their global patent and trademark portfolios as strategic business assets. The ANAQUA IAM solution provides lifecycle management for all types of IP from idea through legal filing to monetization and delivers dramatic IP operational efficiencies with collaborative, web-based, IP business process automation for paralegals, attorneys, agents and others. Clients include BAT, Ford, Kimberly-Clark, Microsoft, Coca-Cola and other global 1000 companies.Website: www.anaqua.com

aPPLebY hunter baiLhache Booth Number: 519Profile: Offshore legal, fiduciary and administration services. Description: Positioned in the key offshore jurisdictions of Bermuda, the British Virgin Is-lands, the Cayman Islands, Jersey and Mauritius, as well as the international financial cen-ters of London and Hong Kong, Appleby offers objective jurisdictional business solutions. From the Cayman office, our IP team offers trade mark portfolio management throughout the Caribbean region, using state of the art technology to provide an efficient and cost-ef-fective service. As members of INTA, AIPLA, ITMA and MARQUES, we pride ourselves in the level of service provided by our professional team. Website: www.applebyglobal.com

aPPLied Marketing science, inc.Booth Number: 725Profile: Survey Research for LitigationDescription: Applied Marketing Science (AMS) provides market research surveys and expert witness testimony for cases in which consumer preferences are an important determinant of liability and damages. We also provide rebuttal critiques and strategic case consultation. Areas of expertise include likelihood of confusion, secondary meaning, genericism, dilution, trade dress infringement, deceptive advertising, claims substantiation, patent damage evaluation, class action, and antitrust issues. AMS works with an extensive network of academic experts from leading universities and often collaborates with nation-ally-known economic and financial consulting firms.Website: www.ams-inc.com

asia Law & PracticeBooth Number: 620Profile: Asia-focused legal and business publisher and events organizer. Description: For over 20 years, Asia Law & Practice has been a leading publisher and conference organizer in Asia, consistently charting events that have shaped the region’s business and legal environment. The quarterly IP Review and annual IP Profiles provide the link between leading private practice lawyers and their clients. Asialaw and China Law & Practice magazines regularly cover the key IP issues affecting businesses while the annual IP Awards and Asia Pacific IP Forum provide an opportunity for leading lawyers to meet their corporate counterparts. For information on subscribing or attending, see the websites.Websites: www.AsiaLawAndPractice.com www.Asialaw.comwww.ChinaLawAndPractice.comwww.WorldlawRegister.com

STUDIO TORTA JORIO, PRATO, BOGGIO & PARTNERS

Established in 1879 European Patent Attorneys

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Tel +39-011.561.13.20 – Fax +39-011.562.21.02 Video Conference +39-011.518.42.48

E-mail: info@studiotorta.it Internet: www.studiotorta.com Other Branch Offices in Milan, Rome, Bologna, Treviso, Rimini and Alicante

Firm profile Studio Torta is one of the oldest leading Firms in Italy of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys. The Firm now consists of 3 senior partners, 9 partners and 14 associates; it has more than 40 registered Italian and European patent and trade mark attorneys, a US registered IP attorney, lawyers and assistants, and more than 100 employees. The head Office in Turin is located close to the local branch receiving Section of the Italian Patent and Trade Mark Office. Areas of specialisation: The Firm is a full service IP Firm providing services for European and Italian patents as well as Community and Italian Trade Marks and Designs including assistance in enforcement of patent and trade mark rights. By virtue of the large number of cases handled each year, the STUDIO TORTA staff are highly experienced in European Patent Office and Community Trade Mark Office procedures, comprising on line filings, examination, opposition and appeal procedures.

Languages: Italian, English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese. Contacts: General IP Matter: Dr. Roberto Prato, Dr. Luigi Boggio Patents: Dr. Rinaldo Plebani, Dr. Simone Bongiovanni, Dr. Luigi Franzolin, Dr. Elena Cerbaro, Dr. Mauro Eccetto, Dr. Matteo Maccagnan, Dr. Daniele Cernuzzi, Dr. Fabio D’Angelo, Dr. Mirko Bergadano, Dr. Francesco Fiussello Trade Marks and Licensing: Dr. Maria Cristina Baldini, Dr. Raffaella Barbuto, Dr. Cristina Rolando, Avv. Claudio Costa, Avv. Maria Teresa Saguatti. IP Lawsuits: Avv. Alberto Improda, Avv. Raffaella Arista, Avv. Monia Baccarelli, Avv. Andrea Bandele. U.S. and Far East Clients: Robert Scotti, Kumiko Kunichika

Present at INTA 2007: Roberto Prato, Maria Cristina Baldini, Luigi Franzolin

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asiPiBooth Number: 232Profile: Trademark AssociationDescription: The Interamerican Association of Intellectual Property - ASIPI - was founded in 1964 in Mexico and celebrated its first Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a year later. Today, ASIPI is an association of more than 1,000 members from different coun-tries in the world. The objectives of ASIPI are the continuous improvement of Intellectual Property systems and the development and study of Intellectual Property issues that affect the whole of the continent. In order to achieve this goal, ASIPI is permanently building relationships with local governmental officials and with authorities of different international organizations and organizes two annual events, in the months of March and November.Website: www.asipi.org

avantiQBooth Number: 807Profile: Global Trademark Research ServicesDescription: Avantiq is a global trademark search specialist pairing cutting-edge technol-ogy with human intelligence to deliver a variety of products and services. Our network of professional associates, covering 194 countries, works closely with our highly-trained, multilingual search analysts to set the gold standard for quality and accuracy. INSPIRO®, our proprietary web platform, moves the entire search and review process online. Use multiple search parameters; access 35+ in-house databases; analyze offline reports; share data; write opinions; even produce custom reports. INSPIRO® allows 24/7 access wher-ever you have an internet connection.Website: www.avantiq.com

beijing sanYou inteLLectuaL ProPertY agencY Ltd.Booth Number: 814Profile: Prosecution and litigation of Patent and Trademark Description: Founded in 1986, Beijing Sanyou is a boutique IP law firm in China, and was one of the first few firms officially designated to represent international IP matters. Our technical specialties include biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, electrics & electronics, physics, mechanics, medicines, and telecommunications, etc. Our head-quarter is located in Beijing and it has a branch office in Hong Kong and a representative office in Tokyo, Japan. “Superior quality, high efficiency, and faithfulness” is our consistent guiding motto to serve every client.Website: www.san-you.com

bnaBooth Number: 924Profile: Intellectual Property News and Reference Information.Description: BNA is recognized throughout the intellectual property community as the premier source for authoritative and objective legal news and information. Stop by the BNA exhibit to see our full line of intellectual property books and information services, including BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal, World Intellectual Property Report and World Communications RegulationReport. Essential Information. Expert Analysis.Website: www.bna.com

brand institute, inc.Booth Number: 715Profile: Naming, Research and DesignDescription: Brand Institute, the parent company and Marketing arm of our companies, provides the world with the finest Strategy, Name Development, Marketing Research, Regulatory Affairs and Design Services. Brand Institute is excited to introduce two impor-tant subsidiaries to assist you: Drug Safety Institute and Online Global Recruiting.Website: www.brandinstitute.com

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caribbean tradeMark services – george c.j. Moore, barrister & attorneYBooth Number: 107Profile: Caribbean Trademark Registration, Renewal, Search and Enforcement ServicesDescription: Caribbean Trademark Services: registrations, renewals, searches, enforce-ment, advice, research and other legal assistance for the 18 British Commonwealth jurisdictions in the Caribbean area. One-stop service provided by George C J Moore, Barrister and Attorney admitted to the Bar in England, Florida and eight English common law countries in the Caribbean. Cambridge Univ. degrees in English law and International law. INTA member for 25 years. Country contributor on trademark laws of Caribbean for four publications, including the INTA Bulletin. Board Certified by Florida Bar as Specialist in International Law. Martindale-Hubbell: “av”Website: www.CaribbeanTrademarks.com

cdnaMesearch corP.Booth Number: 906Profile: Trademark Research Technology ProviderDescription: Trademark professionals have used the cutting edge CDNameSearch trade-mark search tools and technology since 1991 because they want one of the fastest, most accurate and user friendly trademark search tools currently available. Our signature optical disk subscription service puts entire trademark registries on your desktop, to search when you want, as much as you want, in complete privacy. CDNameSearch’s new Web Service uses the same proven technology to search on our servers with phenomenal speed and interactivity.Website: www.CDNameSearch.com

cds risk ManageMent aMericas • asiaBooth Number: 318Profile: Risk Reduction ServicesDescription: CDS Risk Management is a multinational firm providing a full range of risk reduction services to multinational corporations throughout the world. We specialize in protecting intellectual property, and our protection program includes significant intelli-gence collection capabilities, allowing us to identify manufacturers and importers, distribu-tion chains and retailers of counterfeit product. We coordinate raids and seizures with host country officials and provide litigation support throughout the process in order to recover lost market share. Our professional staff in Asia operate from strategic offices in the Philip-pines and China, and serve throughout Asia, while our Americas staff focus on Central and South America. A staff of over 60 local-national professionals and an expatriate manage-ment staff with over 120 years of security and intelligence experience allow us to provide comprehensive and effective service to our clients, and at the same time, minimize cost.Website: www.cdsrma.org

checkMark networkBooth Number: 115Description: CheckMark Network provides a variety of brand protection services and workflow tools for the trademark professional. Our integrated watching tools allow you to view your Domain Name, Internet Content, Trademark and Patent watching notices through the same online interface. Our workflow products allow you to more effectively manage your international network of local counsel, providing for online price quotations, forms, ordering and retrieval of information from our online interface. Stop by for a free demo.Website: www.checkmarknetwork.com

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china tradeMark association Booth Number: 602Profile: National Social OrganizationDescription: Founded in 1994, China Trademark Association (CTA), a national non-profit social organization established in accordance with Chinese laws, is comprised of highly reputable enterprises, experienced trademark agencies, and experts well-versed in trademark laws, who jointly work to advance trademark development, protection and enforcement. The objectives of the Association are to safeguard its members’ trademark rights and interests, to help members create well-known trademarks, to enhance public awareness on trademark matters, and to raise the quality of goods and services so as to promote economic development and prosperity. Website: www.cta.org.cn

chofn tradeMark office co., Ltd.Booth Number: 713Profile: Trademark ServiceDescription: Chofn Trademark Office, member of INTA (International Trademark Associa-tion) and director of CTA (China Trademark Association), one of the most professional and leading trademark agencies in China. Our service covers the full range of trademark activities, including trademark application for registration, amendment, assignment, licens-ing, renewal, and opposition, disputes, litigation etc. Over years of practice in this area, we have established good cooperation relation with trademark agents from more than 100 different countries and regions, and we have gained a high reputation among our clients overseas as well as domestic. We handle around 300 domestic cases per month and lots of overseas cases related to trademark business in China.Website: www.chofn.com

cLarke, Modet & cºBooth Number: 1130Profile: IP Company for the Spanish and Portuguese speaking countriesDescription: Established in Spain in 1879, Clarke, Modet & Cº is the leading IP firm for the Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries. With 128 years of practice and over 44 years of direct presence in Latin America, Clarke, Modet & Cº provides expert advice on all aspects of Intellectual Property from the early stage of creation or design to its exploita-tion and defense. Through its network of subsidiaries in Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, Clarke, Modet & Cº offers local expertise and the strength of a multinational with international experience.Website: www.clarkemodet.com

coMPuter Packages, inc. Booth Number: 529Profile: Reducing Risk for the Intellectual Property Community Since 1968 Description: Computer Packages Inc specializes in reducing risks in IP management. We have over 38 years experience providing solutions for the IP community. Our systems include unlimited training and support and are easy to use. Unique to CPi is our electronic patent data quality audit on all your data and paperless annuity payment services. Our Patent Links software reduces risks in patent prosecution by directly downloading and checking your prosecution and office actions against data from PTO websites, including US Private and Public PAIR and EP Register. Website: www.computerpackages.com

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consor inteLLectuaL asset ManageMentBooth: 317Profile: Intellectual Property Consulting ServicesDescription: CONSOR® is a leader in trademark and patent valuations, royalty rate opin-ions and all aspects of licensing. We work with our clients to maximize the value of their intangible assets, to preserve and protect them in court and in commerce, and imple-ment plans to leverage those assets most effectively whether via external licensing, joint venture, internal purposes, inter-company transfer, sale or expanded commercialization. In addition, we are known for applying the latest tools in the field of intellectual property valuation including the Brand Value Equation (BVEQ), VALMATRIx®, Real Options, and the Technology Factor.Website: www.consor.com

cPa (coMPuter Patent annuities LiMited PartnershiP)Booth Number: 830Profile: World leading IP management specialistDescription: CPA is the world’s leading IP management specialist. With over 35 years of patent and trademark experience and approximately 40,000 clients across the globe, CPA performs over one million renewals annually. Spanning IP administration, surveillance, sys-tems and strategy, CPA’s products and services include: software systems, patent, design and trademark renewals, trademark searching and watching, domain and digital content management and patent analytics reports and consulting. www.cpaglobal.comWebsite: www.cpaglobal.com

csc corPorate doMainsBooth Number: 312Profile: Domain Name ManagementDescription: CSC provides a comprehensive suite of strategic solutions that enable our customers to manage, monitor, promote and protect the use of their brands and intellectu-al property on the Internet. Additionally, CSC is the only brand and IP protection company that provides tools and services that not only help our customers proactively identify issues, but also drive risk prioritization and strategic decision-making so that they are able to achieve effective budget and resource allocation, establish and maintain internal poli-cies, and maximize return on investment.Website: www.csccorporatedomains.com

ct corsearchBooth Number: 706Profile: Trademark and Intellectual Property Research ServicesDescription: CT Corsearch, a Wolters Kluwer business, is the trademark professional’s first choice for trademark solutions. Partnering with you to act on your specific needs, CT Corsearch delivers the highest quality research, personalized service and workflow tools. With its end-to-end clearance research platform Corsearch® Advantage™, CT Corsearch leads the industry with solutions that empower trademark professionals to more effec-tively manage dynamic information, speed workflows, and make critical decisions more efficiently. The company provides a comprehensive line of intellectual property research services.Website: www.ctcorsearch.com

custoM houseBooth: 904Profile: Corporate foreign exchange provider, specializing in international payments.Description: Custom House offers a powerful suite of foreign exchange tools, custom-ized specifically for the legal profession. For more than a decade, we have worked with law firms to address their unique international payment requirements, including stringent security, comprehensive reporting, and integration with industry-specific financial systems. Our award-winning software, worldwide network of trading offices, and dedicated trading specialists can help your firm manage transactions such as international patent fees, com-plex trust account payments and foreign currency invoices.Website: www.customhouse.com

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d. P. ahuja & co.Booth Number: 1012Profile: Intellectual Property Services in AsiaDescription: We are a full service Intellectual Property Law Firm. We represent over 2500 Clients. Our records, files and business data are maintained on our own, world class, web-based document and information management system. We specialize in Trademark Searches; Opinions; Filings; Watching; Prosecution; Renewals; Oppositions; Litigation; Commercial Investigations and Market Surveys; Drafting and Evaluation of License Agree-ments. We also publish World Patent & Trademark NewsTM [www.wptn.com], a Magazine on Intellectual Property News and Articles from around the world. We are committed to a tradition of high ethical standards and excellence in professional servicesSM.Website: www.dpahuja.com

d’agostini org. itaLY & sPainBooth Number: 507Profile: Patent, Design & Trademark Services. ON-LINE Patent Translation Service.Description: D’AGOSTINI ORG. was founded in 1963 in Italy. When OHIM (Organisation for the Harmonisation in the Internal Market) – the filing authority for European Com-munity Trademark and Industrial Design established their Headquarters in Alicante ES -, D’AGOSTINI ORG. also moved their Headquarters to Alicante to serve clients better on European IP Matters and in Spain. The original Office still remains in Italy for Italian ser-vices. With over 40 years of experience in the field of Intellectual & Industrial Property and thanks to its own advanced double-check fast translation system (updated day by day), D’AGOSTINI ORG is the leader in Patent translation services in any combination of the Official Community Languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. Quality results, prompt delivery and competitive prices make D’AGOSTINI ORG. appreci-ated worldwide. D’Agostini also supply an On-Line Prompt translation service. Simply GO to: http://dagostini.it/hypertrans/sign_in.it and sign-up for Free Trial.Website: www.dagostini.it

datacert inc.Booth Number: 824Profile: Electronic Invoicing and IP Spend ManagementDescription: DataCert’s suite of products and services is uniquely designed to help corporate legal departments take control of their legal and IP spend with a comprehensive solution. Regardless of the size and complexity of your legal department, DataCert’s Ad-vanced Invoice Management System (AIMS) and its companion product, AIMS IP, provide electronic invoicing and transparency to every aspect of matter and vendor tracking. DataCert’s products provide highly configurable invoice workflow, review and approval, budgeting and reporting for spend-focused corporate legal practices. Website: www.datacert.com and www.datacerteurope.com

denneMeYer & co.Booth Number: 520Profile: Full-Service, Global IP Management SolutionsDescription: Since pioneering the Intellectual Property (IP) outsourcing industry over 40 years ago, Dennemeyer has established itself as the premier resource for full-service, global IP management solutions. With a diverse client-base including some of the world’s most highly regarded IP organizations, Dennemeyer’s reputation for high quality, cost-ef-fective solutions is unmatched in the industry.DIAMS-xE, Dennemeyer’s flagship product, provides a leading, enterprise-class software solution for managing the full life cycle for all intellectual assets from creation to manage-ment and commercialization.For more information about DIAMS-xE and Dennemeyer’s Trademark Renewal and Patent Annuity services, please visit www.dennemeyer.com.Web site: www.dennemeyer.com

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duPont authenticationBooth Number: 705Profile: Authentication Solutions ProviderDescription: DuPont Authentication products and services are used worldwide by elec-tronics, pharmaceuticals and other industries seeking anti-counterfeiting protection or improved consumer safety, as well as government agencies seeking added ID security for important documents and passports Website: www.authentication.dupont.com

eiPr (india) Ltd.Booth Number: 324Profile: Investigation AgenciesDescription: EIPR (India) Ltd. is one India’s largest investigative agencies, specializing in anti-counterfeit solutions and other allied services. We are committed to provide cost-effective, professional and comprehensive investigative services to corporate houses encountering various risks and uncertainties in their businesses. We take pride in our key strengths, which are domain knowledge, vast experience, national and international net-work and a highly skilled and motivated team. We have an all India presence with offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore.Website: www.anti-piracy.com

eurodnsBooth Number: 119Profile: Domain RegistrationDescription: EuroDNS is a domain name Registrar allowing companies to protect their brands on the Internet in all European countries – and in most Asian ccTLDs – as well as in generic extensions such as .EU and .Com.Accredited with ICANN and local Registries, it is the “one stop shop” of 100,000+ cus-tomers who manage all their names through a unified interface: every aspect of domain registrations in one single click for easy consolidation and monitoring.10+ years of Legal expertise make it a trusted UDDRP partner and allow for successful mediation services: a quick recovery of valued names at a fraction of the cost. Website: www.eurodns.com

euroPean nationaL trade Mark offices Booth Number: 220Profile: Trade Mark Registries representing a range of European countriesDescription: We offer advice and information on the application, examination and registra-tion of Trade Marks in a number of European National Trade Mark Offices. We can also offer advice on the benefits of using these registries as “offices of origin” for making ap-plications under the Madrid Protocol.Websites: Denmark www.dkpto.dkGermany www.dpma.deRepublic of Ireland www.patentsoffice.ieSweden www.prv.seUnited Kingdom www.patent.gov.ukFrance www.inpi.fr

fortune consuLtingBooth Number: 504Profile: China IP InvestigationsDescription: Fortune Consulting is a leading Chinese investigation firm dedicated to as-sisting international clients to enforce their IP rights and protect their business interest in China. Founded by Chinese professionals educated at top American schools and trained by prestigious western firms, Fortune is uniquely positioned to serve international law firms and IP owners with its investigation expertise, hands-on experience as we as ethical and legal professionalism.Website: www.fortuneconsultancy.com

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frankLin Pierce Law centerBooth Number: 707Profile: Law SchoolDescription: Franklin Pierce Law Center, an independent law school in Concord, New Hampshire, offers graduate studies in law and technology. Our graduate programs in Intel-lectual Property and e-Law integrate conventional classroom courses with practical skills training through internships, clinics, independent studies and research. With over 800 graduates from 88 countries, for over 20 years Pierce Law has prepared business execu-tives, lawyers, law students, government administrators, technology managers and others to be leaders in the global economy.Website: www.piercelaw.edu

getting the deaL throughBooth Number: 323Profile: Legal guides for cross-border practitionersDescription: The GETTING THE DEAL THROUGH series is designed to enable sub-scribers – general counsel, government agencies and private practice professionals – to familiarize themselves with the current legislation and regulatory procedures of major jurisdictions. Each volume in the series features the essential questions concerning a particular field of business law, such as Trademarks, Mergers & Acquisitions or Corporate Governance, answered by expert practitioners with regard to their respective jurisdictions.Website: www.GettingTheDealThrough.com

gLobaL iP estiMatorBooth: 125Profile: Patent and Trademark Worldwide Cost Estimating SoftwareDescription: Global IP Estimator generates immediate cost estimates for patent, trade-mark and design applications worldwide. Created for Intellectual Property practitioners, this unique program offers a simple, effective, economical way to generate cost estimates. It gives you current, accurate, detailed reports in minutes. Used since 1995 by firms of all sizes, including over 70% of the top 100 U.S. IP Law Firms, as well as multi-national companies, such as Exxon Mobil, Boeing and DuPont. We are also proud to present the Portfolio Cost Estimator, an exciting new program that can analyze costs across an entire portfolio.Website: www.globalip.com

grant thornton Yafi & coBooth Number: 101 Profile: We protect, manage, and capitalize the Intellectual property portfolio. Description: We Grant Thornton (Yafi &Co) a Multi- service public accounting firm, provid-ing services to the International Business community. Grant Thornton (Yafi &Co) offer their client a wide and specialized services concerning Intellectual property matter in where we cover Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, UEA, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and other Arab region, through our longstanding relationship with our international Grant Thornton member firms. Website: www.gtleb.com www.gtlebanon.com

hfg grouP inteLLectuaL ProPertY consuLting Ltd.Booth Number: 806Profile: Full Intellectual Property Services in ChinaDescription: We provide solution oriented full intellectual property services to a large inter-national and Chinese clientele. We have achieved numerous successes in China for our clients over the years. We know China with substantial in-depth; we have been representing clients for their cases in 30 of the total 32 provinces. Our team has rich experiences and outstanding track records in a wide range of industries and professional areas. Website: www.hfgip.com

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inteLLectuaL asset ManageMent (iaM) MagaZineBooth: 618Profile: The business magazine about maximizing IP value.Description: Now in its fourth year, IAM magazine is the only publication to focus on intel-lectual property from a business, rather than legal, point of view. The magazine has an outstanding editorial board, reflecting its high-level corporate readership. In addition, the members of the in-house editorial team all have long-established track records of writing for many of the world’s leading business publications, including the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times. Complimentary copies of IAM magazine plus other IAM titles, including Brands in the Boardroom and IP Value 2007, will be available to collect free of charge from the booth. Website: www.iam-magazine.com

inteLLectuaL ProPertY insurance services corPorationBooth Number: 726Profile: We Provide the Money to Make the Court System Work for You.Description: IP is fast becoming the new battlefield in a knowledge-driven economy. IPISC is a complete IP service organization focused primarily on indemnification of legal expenses and damages in IP infringement lawsuits.Website: www.IPISC.com

internationaL tradeMark association (inta)Booth Number: 920Profile: An International Association of Trademark Owners Since 1878Description: INTA is a not-for-profit membership association of more than 5,000 trade-mark owners and professionals, from more than 190 countries, dedicated to the support and advancement of trademarks and related intellectual property as elements of fair and effective national and international commerce. INTA supports its members through policy development and advocacy, and education, information and services.Website: www.inta.org

investigations canadaBooth Number: 424Profile: IPR Investigation, Enforcement & Litigation SupportDescription: Specializing in all facets of Intellectual Property Rights protection and enforcement, Investigations Canada is a nationwide group internationally recognized for its accessibility, consistent performance and concise reporting. With over 220 investiga-tors across Canada, we can effectively investigate IPR infringements from point of origin through litigation support. Investigations Canada provides assistance to IP Professionals and Legal Counsel with services relating to brand protection, trademark usage, in-use examinations and product diversion in the entertainment, electronics, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, software, and apparel sectorsWebsite: www.investigationscanada.com

iP onLine LtdBooth Number: 327Profile: Trademark Management, Docketing & Searching SoftwareDescription: WebTMS, a browser based management and docketing system with mod-ules for trademarks, domain names, contracts, disputes, assignments, searches, patents, designs and case management; wizards for workflow automation, a sophisticated report generator and html/Word merge facility; integrated scanned documents; built in screen-ing searches and automatic data downloads from 10 Patent Office sites. Use the system online without any investment in hardware or software, or install it on your own servers.Websites: www.ippo.com and www.tmwebservices.com

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iron Mountain digitaLBooth Number: 913Profile: Information Protection and Storage for Physical and Digital AssetsDescription: Iron Mountain Digital is the world’s leading provider of intellectual property management, data backup/recovery and archiving software as a service (SaaS). Intellec-tual property management global services are designed to protect and manage intellectual property through technology escrow and domain name management. Also, the technol-ogy arm of Iron Mountain Incorporated offers a comprehensive suite of data protection and e-records management software and services to thousands of companies around the world. Iron Mountain Digital is based in Southborough, MA, with European headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany. Website: www.ironmountain.com/digital

the john MarshaLL Law schooLBooth Number: 121Profile: Independent law school located in Chicago, Illinois, internationally recognized for its intellectual property program.Description: The John Marshall Law School has been leading the way in intellectual property legal education for over sixty-five years. The School is nationally and internation-ally recognized for its JD and LLM intellectual property curriculum and for its outstanding faculty. Through its Center for Intellectual Property Law, the School also offers continuing legal education programs for area practitioners, providing valuable networking opportuni-ties for its students, as well as for practitioners. The School recently announced its newest degree program – the M.S. in intellectual property – available to non-lawyer business and government professionals, as well as domestic and international patent agents. The Law School has received international attention for its highly acclaimed on-line Review of Intel-lectual Property Law (RIPL) which publishes timely, cutting edge articles on a wide range of intellectual property issues.Website: www.jmls.edu

josePh Lee & associates Ltd. (jLa)Booth Number: 631Profile: Investigations, enforcement and trademark prosecutions service providerDescription: ASIS practitioner based throughout Greater China, and a member of the World Association of Detectives. JLA conducts Anti-Counterfeiting and Litigation Support across the Asia-Pacific, using flexible strategies to reduce clients’ IP problems holistically with their M&S departments to avoid costly communication and frustrating procrastination caused by some incompetent middlemen. Professional networks with relevant government authorities established by experienced senior partners with over 20 years international enforcement and intelligence experience. Website: www.josephlee.com

kangXin Partners, P.c.Booth Number: 401Profile: Patent/Trademark prosecution, Copyright, Licensing, IP enforcement, Description: Kangxin Partners, P.C., established in 1994, is a firm specialized in IP law, having its headquarter in Beijing and branch offices in Shanghai, Hong Kong, California, and Munich. Being widely recognized for its strong professional team and high quality services, Kangxin is consistently ranked among the top ten Chinese IP firms by “Asia Law & Practice” and “Managing Intellectual Property”, and awarded as “2006 Top Ten IP Firm” in China.Website: www.kangxin.com

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kessLer internationaLBooth Number: 127/129Profile: The Global Leader in Corporate Investigative StrategiesDescription: For nearly two decades, Kessler International has been the recognized world leader in forensic accounting, computer forensics & telephone forensics. Additional prac-tice capabilities include: brand protection, trademark investigations, trademark acquisi-tions, Internet monitoring, royalty compliance audits, anti-counterfeiting, anti-diversion & more. Team Kessler’s expertise provides a swift resolution to even the most daunting I.P. issues. With offices worldwide, the latest technology & decades of investigative experi-ence, Kessler provides its clients with professional solutions that are precise, accurate & complete. Kessler International... because there is a difference.®

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kingsound & Partners Booth Number: 320Profile: Chinese Patent and Trade Mark AttorneysDescription: Established in 1994, the firm has integrated resources of expertise in intellectual property procurement, enforcement and research under one roof to provide domestic and international clients with premier intellectual property law service before the competent administrative and judicial authorities in Mainland China. The firm has currently 88 people with the patent prosecution team consisting of 20 patent attorneys and 28 engi-neers covering all the major technical fields of industries. “Integrity, Quality, Professional-ism, Efficiency” is the service commitment of the firm to the clients worldwide.Website: www.kingsound.cn

kruYsMan/redweLdBooth Number: 727Profile: Domain Registration ServicesDescription: Quality, Reliability and Strength – It’s all in a Redweld, Kruysman’s Redweld brand of patent; trademark; foreign patent; PCT; copyright and domain registration folders is the preferred brand available DIRECT from the manufacturer in both stock and custom-ized to your need. The Redweld products include expanding pockets; pressboard folders; binders and classification file; top and end tab folders and one piece jackets, pockets and retention jackets. Request an IP folder design kit today! Our catalog will also be included.Website: www.redweld.com

LehMan Lee & XuBooth Number: 820Profile: China Trademark, China Patent and Intellectual Property ServicesDescription: Established in 1992 as one of the first private legal and IP firms in China, LEHMAN, LEE & xU’s team of over 150 Chinese and foreign lawyers, patent and trade-mark agents in 6 cities throughout the Greater China provides a full range of IP services, including patent and trademark registrations, all forms of licensing, and administrative and judicial enforcement of IPR. LEHMAN, LEE & xU’s award-winning IP and legal practice groups have represented many of the world’s most successful multinational corporations.Website: www.lehmanlaw.com

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Booth Number: 512Profile: Legal ResearchDescription: LexisNexis® (www.lexisnexis.com) offers its customers total practice solu-tions comprised of an extensive range of online and print legal, regulatory, news and busi-ness information products, tools, customized Web applications and critical filing services that help legal professionals achieve excellence in the business and practice of law.Website: www.lexisnexis.com

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Managing inteLLectuaL ProPertYBooth Number: 202Profile: Legal Publishers for In-House CounselDescription: Managing Intellectual Property is the premier source of global information for companies at the heart of the IP boom. It provides up-to-date news and in-depth features on all global issues, and helps rights owners develop strategies to achieve commercial success.Website: www.managingip.com

MarkMonitorBooth: 221Profile: Making the Internet Safe for BusinessDescription: MarkMonitor is the global leader in establishing and protecting corporate identities on the Internet, with a focus on making the Internet safe for business. MarkMoni-tor is the only provider of integrated, end-to-end corporate identity creation and protec-tion solutions – including global domain registration and trademark reconciliation, Internet brand protection, phishing/fraud detection and response, and online channel monitoring. For more on MarkMonitor, please refer to www.markmonitor.com.Website: www.markmonitor.com

MarQuesa search sYsteMs Ltd – onLine tradeMark searching sYsteM.Booth Number: 614Profile: Search DatabaseDescription: Marquesa Search Systems Limited has been providing trademark searching systems for IP professionals for nearly 20 years. The Company is now rapidly expanding its databases. Currently, it offers UK, Community, US Federal, German, Irish, International and Article 6ter Trademarks and Community Designs. Several other important databases will be added in 2007. The searching software will continue to provide a powerful set of facilities while retaining its inherent simple user interface. The sophisticated architecture of the system underpins its ability to bring together on the desktop diverse databases which are globally distributed.Website: www.marquesa.co.uk

Med-e.r.r.s.®Booth Number: 227Profile: Trademark safety testing firmDescription: Med-E.R.R.S.® is an independent organization that works with pharmaceu-tical and healthcare industry professionals who specialize in trademark development, trademark law, regulatory affairs and drug safety. Our expertise is in evaluating trademarks for safety during the pre-market phase, for the purpose of reducing the risk of medication errors. We accomplish this by assessing the potential for look-alike and sound-alike con-fusability of trademark candidates with other drug products, medical terms and abbrevia-tions encountered in the healthcare setting.Website: www.med-errs.com

Media/ProfessionaL insuranceBooth Number: 204Description: For 28 years, Media/Professional Insurance (M/PI), has been the industry leader in providing intellectual property insurance. We have insured media and non media companies with an array of products covering trademark, copyright, defamation, misap-propriation, cyber and E&O risks. As an innovator, M/PI is introducing the Corporate Ex-pression policy, created to cover the intellectual property risk associated with the design, manufacture and marketing of products. The Corporate Expression policy will also cover copyright infringement claims stemming from software created by the insured for their own use as well as claims arising from unauthorized access to databases maintained by the insured. For more information on this program, please contact Mike DiSilvestro at +1-816-292-7296 or by e-mail to mike.disilvestro@mediaprof.com.Website: www.mediaprof.com

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Meritas – Law firMs worLdwideBooth Number: 206Profile: Non-profit alliance of commercial law firmsDescription: Meritas is one of the world’s largest and most respected legal resources – an integrated, non-profit alliance of more than 170 independent commercial law firms located in over 60 countries. That means no fewer than 5,700 experienced lawyers are at your disposal, all around the world. Web site: www.meritas.org

MerriLL brink internationaLBooth Number: 326Profile: Translations and Language SolutionsDescription: Merrill Brink International provides a wide range of language solutions to its clients, including translation, localization, internationalization and globalization services. In addition, Merrill Brink has developed a unique set of tools that facilitate the translation process, automating project submission, tracking, quoting and status identification.Website: www.merrillbrink.com

naMeProtectBooth Number: 331/333Profile: Trademark Clearance and Digital Brand Monitoring Services Description: NameProtect, a digital brand management company, provides a compre-hensive suite of trademark clearance and advanced monitoring services that support the entire life cycle of your brand in today’s digital economy. From creation & introduction to growth & maturity to protection & optimization, only NameProtect has the technological innovation and Intellectual Property expertise to assist you every step of the way.Website: www.nameprotect.com

netnaMesBooth Number: 432Profile: Corporate Domain Name ManagementDescription: NetNames is the leading provider of managed domain name services. Through its industry leading corporate solution NetNames Platinum Service, the company is responsible for managing and protecting online brands for international organisations, including in excess of 30% of the FTSE 100. NetNames has offices in New York, London and throughout Europe offering local expertise and truly global reach.Website: www.netnames.com

novagraafBooth Number: 632Profile: Intellectual Property Consulting GroupDescription: Novagraaf is an Intellectual Property consulting group, one of Europe’s lead-ing service providers in the field. Today, more than 350 dedicated professionals and staff members across Europe deliver a full range of Intellectual Property services. Our network of partners and associates assures our clients top-quality representation worldwide. We are proud to have many of the world’s leading businesses among our clients: clients who value our global outlook and coverage, and who benefit from our experience and exper-tise. For our clients, we aim to be the preferred advisor for all IP-related legal, registration and organisational matters. We are proud of this profile, with our well-balanced range of Intellectual Property consultancy and management services. However, we do not confine ourselves to traditional IP services, but can cater for all your IP needs.

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INTA ExhibitThe place to go for all INTA information.

Booth 920 in the Exhibition Hall

At the exhibit you can:

• Browse publications before purchasing at an exclusive Annual Meeting discount

• Find out about recent INTA initiatives • Learn about new products and member benefits• Sign up to become a member• Members can purchase extra copies of the 2006 – 2007 INTA Membership Directory for only

US $20

Don’t miss out on the free Annual Meeting pin while supplies last!

And be sure to pick up an INTA Access Card, making it easy for you to access INTA’s online members-only resources with your username and password!

Anticounterfeiting ExhibitVisit INTA’s exhibit focusing on anticounterfeiting issues.

Part of the INTA Exhibit at Booth 920 in the Exhibition Hall.

The exhibit will feature examples of counterfeit products, video segments from the anticounterfeiting campaigns of INTA members, and descriptions of INTA activities and policy on anticounterfeiting. Additionally, several INTA members will speak about their companies’ experiences with anticounterfeiting.

Take advantage of the opportunity to:

• Observe genuine and counterfeit goods side by side

• Listen to brand owners speak about anticounterfeiting

• Explore the nature of anticounterfeiting through audiovisual presentations

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o P soLutions, inc.Booth Number: 225Profile: Provider of Intellectual Property Management and Docketing SoftwareDescription: O P Solutions is pleased to announce the release of our new Microsoft® .Net connected application, PATTSY WAVE, which provides transparent access to IP data from any PC with Internet browser capability. Both product lines (PATTSY for Windows and PATTSY WAVE) contain state of the art features such as AutoDocket®, EASY Report Writer, Letter and Forms Generation via MS Word, Image and document linking, a General Matter Module supporting Litigation, Oppositions, Interferences, etc. and a purpose built Licensing Module. Our focus has always been on the practitioner. Accordingly, users will find handling for Madrid Protocol applications and PTA Adjustments as well as Web Links to the USPTO TARR/PAIR systems to name a few. Website: www.OPSolutions.com

ocean toMo, LLcBooth Number: 105Profile: Intellectual Capital Merchant BancDescription: Established in 2003, Ocean Tomo, LLC (www.oceantomo.com) is a fully inte-grated intellectual capital merchant banc that specializes in understanding and leveraging intellectual property assets. The company provides advice in IP-related mergers and ac-quisitions, valuations, expert services and analytics. Ocean Tomo has offices in Chicago, San Francisco, Palm Beach, Orange County and Washington, DC. Subsidiaries of Ocean Tomo include: Ocean Tomo Capital, LLC, publisher of the Ocean Tomo 300™ Patent Index (Amex:OTPAT); Ocean Tomo Capital Fund, LP; and Ocean Tomo Asset Management, LLC.Website: www.OceanTomo.com

ohiMBooth Number: 1006Profile: Office of the European Union for trademarks and designs (OHIM)Description: The OHIM is responsible for the registration of Community Trade Marks and Community Designs. The Community Trade Mark and Community Design offer compa-nies worldwide a way to protect their industrial property rights throughout the 27 Member States of the European Union. Use our on-line services to get information and to file your CTM and RCD applications.Website: www.oami.europa.eu

onscoPeBooth Number: 226Profile: Online and Offline Trademark Research ServicesDescription: Onscope offers full trademark availability and watching services using advanced proprietary software. Information sources include trademark registers, domain names, common law and specialized online reference sites. From our comprehensive reports clients can generate opinion reports. Our online search system combines both automated and interactive query based searching with full management of all queries, results, selections and generated reports. The Onscope system is used by the Canadian government for all their searching, classification and translation needs. Ask us about our recently added portfolio monitoring and trademark market analysis reports.Website: www.onscope.com

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oPsec securitY, inc.Booth Number: 629Profile: Brand Protection Management Solutions Description: OpSec Security, the global leader in anti-counterfeiting technologies, servic-es and software, provides solutions to some of the world’s largest corporations and over 30 governments worldwide. OpSec’s brand protection management solutions are com-prised of product authentication and/or tracking across a global supply chain and Internet monitoring to maintain brand integrity and protect online sales channels. OpSec operates manufacturing facilities and laboratories in the USA and the UK, and has sales operations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit us at BOOTH #629 or contact us at (617) 226-3000.Website: www.opsecsecurity.com

oXford universitY PressBooth Number: 131Profile: Trademark PublicationsDescription: The Oxford University Press Law Division is expanding and quickly establish-ing a worldwide reputation as a first choice legal publisher. Our Intellectual Property law list features an excellent portfolio of key copyrights for trademark practitioners, and our frontlist publishing continues our past successes. The growth of our list includes titles on specialist subjects such as Biotechnology, Agricultural business, the Nice Agreement and IT law, as well as excellent titles, new and old in trademarks, patents and copyright, all with the quality and expertise that OUP titles are renowned for the world over.Website: www.us.oup.com/us/

Patrafee internationaLBooth Number: 921Profile: Renewal services and IP-management softwareDescription: Patrafee International has an extremely strong track record in helping IP Firms monitoring patents, trademarks, registered designs and domain names on behalf of their end clients. Our software packages allow companies and organisations to monitor and administer intellectual property matters.Via our offices in Paris, France and Stockholm, Sweden we offer a fully comprehensive service range. With our cost-effective and reliable service, we are at the forefront of devel-opments in external and internal IT services.Website: www.patrafee.eu

PatriX iP heLPwareBooth Number: 827Profile: IP-Management softwareDescription: Patrix offers Patricia® – World Class IP Management SoftwarePatricia® is available both as a Client/Server and as a Web product – or as a combination thereof. The choice is yours!

Give your company a competitive edge with Patricia®, a sophisticated and easy-to-use software for the management of all IP types. Patricia is so much more than a docketing system – it is a fully equipped enterprise system built to manage all parts of your IP busi-ness. Patricia is ready to be used – a standard set-up is included, making the implemen-tation easy, economical and time efficient. We also offer IP-services, such as renewal payments.Website: www.patrix.com

Pavis e.g.Booth Number: 711Profile: Patent & Trademark renewal, patent & Trademark Research Services.Description: PAVIS, a cooperative of German patent attorneys, supports patent attorneys and agents in companies patent and trademark divisions with services of patent annuities, trademark renewals, research of patents, trademarks, designs, company name records, watching legal status and family reports.Website: www.pavis.com

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PhaM & associates – internationaL business Law officeBooth Number: 501Profile: International Business Law OfficeDescription: “Since 1991, Pham & Associates, with a diverse team of well-qualified professionals, is available for consultation on all aspects of intellectual property. Pham & Associates is distinguished not only by the depth and extensive experience in providing highly efficient services to clients in obtaining and maintaining their IP rights, but also by unmatched experience in enforcing IP rights in Vietnam.Website: www.pham.com.vn

QuesteLBooth Number: 321Profile: Patent, Trademark and Design Search and Watching ServicesDescription: For over 30 years, Questel has been helping manage the world’s most impor-tant IP portfolios. We offer a suite of leading-edge patent, trademark and design services to executives, researchers, and competitive intelligence professionals, and help turn their IP information into real value and enhance their organizations’ competitiveness. Known for having one of the most comprehensive collections of databases, we also provide a wide array of tools for searching, analyzing, sharing results, watching and document ordering.Website: www.questel.com/

revaware, inc.Booth Number: 426Profile: Produces database software for the legal industry.Description: RevaWare is the maker of RevaTrademark, an intuitive trademark docket-ing system that tracks trademarks, clients, and critical trademark dates. RevaTrademark features foolproof merges of trademark and client data into Microsoft Word letters and Microsoft Outlook emails, one-click status checks on the USPTO website, customizable trademark-date templates for multiple jurisdictions, one-click views of all upcoming trade-mark dates, easy but powerful sorting and filtering of all trademark and client data, and dozens of printed reports.Website: www.revaware.com

s.M.d. beneLuX bvBooth: 407Profile: i-Search – Trademark search packages (Plus, Saver or In-Use) with legal opinion from local lawyers – in Europe and in more than 60 countries.Description: i-Search is:Convenient: one order, one contact, one invoiceConcise: easy to handle single search reportComprehensive: each country search result comes with its legal opinion. An overall hit list and a global legal opinion sum up the significant findings.Competent: several quality checks by European trademark agentsWebsite: www.i-search.biz

s.M.d. Markeur schutZ Marken dienst gMbh Booth Number: 407Profile: Trademarks, Companies, Domains, Patents, Designs – Search and Watching Services – WorldwideDescription: For more than 50 years, s.m.d. markeur has been a leader in intellectual property services. We search, monitor and provide information on trademarks, companies, domains, patents, industrial designs and titles. IP professionals worldwide benefit from our high quality services and innovative products.NEW: We have improved our international company name searches and offer reduced prices and shorter processing times now. Get in touch with us for more information! Website: www.smd-markeur.de, www.smdNet.de

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safenaMes LtdBooth Number: 233Profile: Domain Registration ServicesDescription: Safenames.net provides domain registration services across 220 countries and trademark protection services through its bigYobi.com search system. Combined domain and Trademark research can be performed across USPTO/CANADA/UK/CTM/DE/BENELUx/WIPO/JAPAN trademark databases. bigYobi.com allows you to perform a global search of your brands across all generic and country code domains, cross referenc-ing the domains against registered trademarks, this service will discover revenue diversion and trademark infringement of your brand names including several mistype techniques to further identify brand theft.Website: www.safenames.net

sekuworks, innovative brand ProtectionBooth Number: 531Profile: Sekuworks offers full-service brand protection against product counterfeiting and diversion.Description: Sekuworks is a NASPO Class One Certified full service Brand Protection Company. Our innovative vision for brand protection solutions includes services and products that allow a collaborative approach to protecting the brand owner’s products from counterfeiting and diversion. Our complete range of services and brand protection products includes: • Security Consulting • Technologies & Information Systems• Mass-Serialization/Track & Trace• Investigation & Enforcement • Security Printing, utilizing our patented technology, the Sekuweb.Website: www.sekuworks.com

sga²Booth Number: 521Profile: Trademark maintenance – Patent annuitiesDescription: Cost effective and high quality services for worldwide Trademark Renewals, Patent annuities and Title updates (change in ownership).Website: www.sga2.com

shenZhen truer iPBooth Number: 230Profile: Intellectual Property Protection ServicesDescription: SHENZHEN TRUER IP, founded at the end of 2002, is located in Shenzhen city, which is one of the predominant high technology industry zones of China. It is a com-prehensive intellectual property law firm serving both domestic and abroad clients. Our team is composed of elites in China IP fields with rich experience in all areas of intellectual property laws. We aim to provide expert services and protect the IP Rights for our clients. Choosing Truer IP means you are choosing the most reliable IP agent.Website: www.cypatent.com

tact india Pvt. Ltd.Booth Number: 626Profile: India’s Only Full Spectrum Business Risk Solution EnterpriseDescription: TACT India is the market leader in IPR Protection in India, wherein the firm provides services like specialized market surveys, investigations, raids / enforcements, monitoring resurgence coupled with comprehensive legal backup and cover through dedi-cated law firm. TACT India, an ISO 9001: 2000 certified firm, has pan India presence and strives to provide services which are transparent and auditable.

Additionally TACT India undertakes employ screening, due diligence and compliance checks, executive protection, commercial investigations and security audits.Website: www.tactindia.net

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terraMark-iPBooth Number: 133Profile: Latin American IP Services: Aplications, Renewals, Annuities, Translations, Legal-izations.Description: Terramark-ip provides a wide variety of IP related services, including trade-marks, patents, renewals, annuities, recordals, translations and legalizations. Through Terramark-ip’s network of agents, we are able to provide direct service in Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Panama. Terramark-ip also acts in the remaining countries of Latin America through associated law firms in each country. Our “one-point-of-contact” system allows managers of IP assets to deal with a single contact for matters in all countries, while lowering the overall costs.Website: www.terramark-ip.com

thoMas M. cooLeY Law schooLBooth Number: 325Profile: Advanced Legal Education in Intellectual PropertyDescription: Cooley offers an advanced legal degree in intellectual property. 18 cred-its can be taken via the web. At least 6 credits must be taken in a traditional classroom setting. This year 3 credits may be earned in Chicago immediately after the INTA Annual Meeting. Other traditional courses are primarily offered on the weekends although some are scheduled on weeknights or in an accelerated format. The program is located in Roch-ester Hills, MI, 30 miles north of Detroit, in the heart of international business, industry and technology. This innovative LL.M. program combines theory and practice to enhance individual specialty and professionalism in the ever-changing intellectual property environ-ment.Website: www.cooley.edu/llm

thoMson coMPuMarkBooth Number: 306Profile: The world’s leading provider of trademark information and solutions. Description: Thomson CompuMark provides value added trademark information and solu-tions that allow trademark and brand professionals to protect the value of brands while reducing the time, costs, complexity and risks of managing trademark portfolios. The com-pany offers the world’s most comprehensive range of research services, including online screening on SAEGIS™ and access to powerful searching and watching tools, backed by an unmatched commitment to innovation and customer service. Website: http://compumark.thomson.com

thoMson LegaL & reguLatorY – internationaL ProductsBooth Number: 526Profile: The leading global provider in legal trademark productsDescription: The trademark information you need is now, more than ever, crossing country borders. Your challenge is finding legal resources to support your worldly practice. Thomson brings you the world’s best legal and regulatory information from over 19 inter-nationally recognized publishers. These leaders in the industry include Sweet & Maxwell, Carswell, Sweet & Maxwell Asia, Lawbook Co., to name just a few. These leading sources for legal and regulatory content are now readily available to you through one resource – Thomson’s International Legal and Regulatory group.Website: www.thomson.com

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International Trademark ClassificationGuide to the Nice Agreement Third EditionJesse RobertsA handy desk reference for proper classification of goods and services on trademark applications using the NiceAgreement. The Third Edition incorporates the changes brought about by the 9th Edition of the Nice Agreement.

Paperback • 0-19-532315-7 • 978-0-19-532315-3$125.00 • January 2007 • 300 pages

The Moral Rights of Authors and PerformersAn International andComparative AnalysisElizabeth AdeneyA comprehensive guide to thedevelopment and utilization ofauthorial moral rights acrossthe key jurisdictions of the English-speaking world and in France and Germany.

Hardback • 0-19-928474-1 • 978-0-19-928474-0$275.00 • December 2006 • 640 pages

Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property A Commentary on the TRIPS AgreementCarlos CorreaProvides a detailed legal analysis of the provisions ofthe 1994 TRIPS Agreement.

Oxford Commentaries GATT/WTO Agreements SeriesHardback • 0-19-927128-3 • 978-0-19-927128-3$180.00 • May 2007 • 504 pages

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Be sure to visit the Exhibition Hall, where you’ll find:

• More than 90 exhibitors from around the world – Learn about new products, services and solutions, pick up some fun giveaways and enter to win great prizes!

• INTA Exhibit (Booth #920) – Buy publications at a special discount, pick-up your free Annual Meeting pin (while supplies last) and learn more about the Association’s benefits and services, including how to join an INTA committee.

• Anticounterfeiting Exhibit (part of the INTA Exhibit) – See genuine and counterfeit goods side by side and enjoy interactive presenta-tions by brand owners on anticounterfeiting.

EXHIBITION Sunday, April 29 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.HALL HOURS: Monday, April 30 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

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STAY CONNECTED AND PRODUCTIVE AT THE E-ACCESS PAVILION

Check your email, download files, print course materials and browse the Internet on one of more than 90 computer worksta-tions available in the e-Access Pavilion, located in the Hospitality area, Location of the McCormick Place Chicago.

thoMson scientificBooth Number: 412 Profile: IP Product ProviderDescription: Thomson Scientific provides intellectual property owners with an unmatched set of IP management tools, including Thomson IP Manager to manage all aspects of your intellectual property portfolio, including integration with our IP Payments and IP Rules of-ferings. In addition, Dialog and Trademark.com provide unparalleled depth and breadth of patent and trademark content, coupled with unique tools for intellectual property research, analysis and reporting. Together, Thomson’s IP management and research solutions will help you maximize the value of your IP portfolio. To learn more, visit booth # 412 or http://www.scientific.thomson.com/cm/inta07Website: www.scientific.thomson.com/cm/inta07

thoMson westBooth Number: 526Profile: Online, CDROM, and Print Legal Information Provider Description: West is well known for its comprehensive collection of research tools in print, on Westlaw and on CD-ROM that intellectual property professionals find invaluable to their practice. Westlaw customers enjoy access to resources such as Delphion®, Derwent World Patents Legal database, TRADEMARKSCAN, and U.S. and international patents databases. Its market-leading publications such as McCarthy on Trademarks and Unfair Competition, Moy’s Walker on Patents and Patry on Copyright enable intellectual property attorneys to confidently handle the complex matters they face.Website: www.thomson.west.com

tradeMark worLdBooth Number: 703Profile: Global Trademark Law and Business MagazineDescription: Trademark World is part of the Informa Law division of Informa Group, the leading business information provider. Trademark World and other related IP titles includ-ing Patent World and Copyright World provide a unique service to the IP Community with traditional magazine coverage, an online service, news alerts and a news desk. Trademark World is the leading IP magazine tailored to the needs of brand owners and trademark practitioners worldwide and includes case comments and news analysis as well as de-tailed coverage of the big issues.Website: www.ipworld.com

the treadstone grouP, inc.Booth Number: 117Profile: Global I.P. Use Investigations & Anonymous Acquisitions.Description: Many of the world’s largest brand owners and law firms trust The Treadstone Group, Inc. to investigate, enforce and acquire Intellectual Property Rights. Unlike “one-stop” investigation firms, we specialize in establishing the facts surrounding the intended or actual uses of trademarks and domain names. To prevent price-gouging or to safeguard marketing plans, our diverse and carefully selected incorporated entities enable us to anonymously negotiate for and acquire desired I.P. assets, whether they are trademarks, patents or domain names. Fixed-rate, menu-based fees.Website: www.TreadstoneGroup.com

united states Patent and tradeMark officeBooth Number: 606Profile: Federal registration of trademarks.Description: The USPTO will provide informational fact sheets regarding Madrid filings in the U.S., TEAS Responses to Office Actions, acceptable drawings, and application pro-cessing. USPTO Trademark representatives will be available to answer general questions.Website: www.uspto.gov

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verisign, inc.Booth Number: 420Profile: Online brand protection services Description: Making sure your brands and trademarks are secure online can be challeng-ing. That’s why the world’s largest companies rely on VeriSign. Backed by an unparalleled track record operating some of the most critical components of the Internet’s infrastruc-ture, we offer a proven suite of solutions to help you manage and expand your global domain name portfolio, avoid domain name downtime, and monitor the Internet for abuse and misuse of your brands and trademarks. To learn more, visit us at Booth 420.Web site: www.verisign.com

wiLeYBooth Number: 228Profile: PublisherDescription: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. is a leading publisher providing a full array of valu-able licensing and intellectual property books. Successful titles such as Einstein in the Boardroom by Suzanne Harrison and Patrick Sullivan, Sr., Intellectual Property: Valuation, Exploitation, and Infringement Damages by Gordon V. Smith and Russell L. Parr and The Art & Science of Technology Transfer by Phyllis L. Speser have made Wiley an essential resource for IP professionals. Our expert authors incorporate the most up-to-date informa-tion and provide insight on how cutting-edge topics impact the intellectual property field.Website: www.wiley.com

wiPs co., LtdBooth Number: 533Profile: KOREA Trademark Search and Watching ServicesDescription: With the expertise in Asian Intellectual Property (IP) information, WIPS Co., Ltd. is rapidly growing as the world’s leading provider of IP information, databases and solutions. WIPS opened up a new chapter in Korean IP information industry with its development of Korean patent & trademark search system as early as 1995. Furthermore, WIPS delivers a complete solution to client’s IP questions providing with the cutting edge search, analysis as well as consultancy for patent and trademark issues. WIPS has been authorized as the Prior Art and Trademark Search Institute in 2005 by the Korean Intellec-tual Property Office. Website: www.intomark.com, www.wipscorp.com/en/

woLters kLuwer Law & businessBooth Number: 612Profile: Wolters Kluwer is a leading multinational publisher and information services com-panyDescription: Wolters Kluwer Law & Business is a leading provider of premier research products and tools in specialty areas for legal professionals, as well as casebooks and study aids for law students. The unit offers online, print and integrated workflow products in key specialty areas including: securities; corporate governance; trade regulation; tax; mergers & acquisitions; energy; transportation; insurance; construction; corporate; intel-lectual property; litigation; banking; environmental law; international law and education. The major brands include CCH, Aspen Publishers, Kluwer Law International and Loislaw.Website: www.wolterskluwer.com

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worLd inteLLectuaL ProPertY organiZation (wiPo)Booth Number: 515Profile: United Nation’s Specialized Agency for Intellectual Property IssuesDescription: The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is one of the specialized agencies of the United Nations, dedicated to promoting the use and protection of intellec-tual property. WIPO administers 23 international treaties, including the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks and its Protocol, whose objective is to facilitate obtaining international protection for trademarks and its subsequent manage-ment. Through its Arbitration and Mediation Center, WIPO also offers procedures other than court litigation for resolving intellectual property disputes, including domain name conflicts.Website: www.wipo.int

worLd tradeMark reviewBooth: 616Profile: Bi-monthly trademark magazineDescription: World Trademark Review is the bi-monthly companion magazine to www.WorldTrademarkLawReport.com. It is a practitioner-led publication that focuses on the is-sues that matter to trademark professionals. In each issue our experienced editorial team, backed by an extensive panel of correspondents, provides in-depth coverage of national and regional trends, profiles of the world’s major trademark offices (including how they function and handle important registration issues), and conducts interviews with major trademark personalities. Visit our booth for a free sample issue.Website: www.worldtrademarkreview.com

worLdwide networks and consuLtancYBooth Number: 804Profile: International Media, Publishing and Marketing ConsultantsDescription: Worldwide Networks and Consultancy – Publishing, Dubai continuously strives to provide a variety of business to business and business to consumer media platforms for companies trying to communicate to variety of industry sectors in the Middle East and beyond.

Its aim is to provide essential information to a worldwide audience through its magazines, directories and specialist publications.

Publications include, Worldwide IP Law Directory, Emirates Law Journal, The UAE Alma-nac, The Middle East Professionals and B2B Directory and Evx – the Events and Exhibi-tions magazine for Middle East.Website: www.wwnetcon.com

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inta MeMbershiP Provides genuine vaLueBecoming a member of INTA gives you instant access to a global network of more than 20,000 trademark professionals and peers. As an INTA member you can:

• Benchmark the best practices for your organization• Capitalize on INTA’s position as the preeminent

source of trademark information through our online publications and other information, available only to members

• Take advantage of INTA’s vital professional development programs – and save 30 to 50 percent

• Help influence trademark law through participation on INTA’s committees

Visit the INTA Exhibit in the Exhibition Hall to complete a membership application. Sign up on-site and receive INTA membership for the rest of 2007 for free.

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After the Annual Meeting, INTA will mail to all attendees a CD-ROM that will include:

• All Speaker Materials• Speaker Information• Audio/Visual Presentations• Audio Recordings of the Presentations• Final List of Attendees• Final List of Exhibitors

For a full post-Annual Meeting report, including the Annual Meeting Photo Album,

visit www.inta.org, or see the June 15, 2007 INTA Bulletin.

Read all about it!INTA’s Annual Meeting Daily News, published by Managing Intellectual Property magazine, provides you with a professional account of the day’s activities, including reports of the sessions, a photo feature, announcements, a

calendar of events, interviews and interest-ing feature articles about current events in trademark law.

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juneINTA/OHIM Conference 2007:Community IP Rights – Present and FutureJune 4, 2007Brussels, Belgium

In-House Trademark Counsel’s WorkshopJune 5, 2007Brussels, Belgium

Trademark Administrators Roundtables: Proper Trademark UseJune 11 – 22, 2007Various U.S. Cities

Trademark Administration Paralegal Symposium (inGermanlanguage)June 25 – 26, 2007Munich, Germany

julyU.S. Roundtables: TTAB PracticeJuly 15 – 29 2007Various U.S. cities

septemberThe Business of Brands ForumSeptember 10 – 11, 2007New York, New York, USA

Trademark Administrators ConferenceOctober 1 – 3, 2007Long Beach, California, USA

octoberU.S. Roundtables: Trademark Prosecution for LawyersOctober 8 – 24, 2007Various U.S. cities

Trademark Administrators Roundtables: Managing Trademark PortfoliosOctober 15 – 26, 2007Various U.S. cities

novemberLeadership MeetingNovember 7 – 10, 2007Orlando, Florida, USA

decemberWhat’s Cooking in Europe? The Status of IP Practice, Protection and the Enforcement Menu in EuropeDecemberLisbon, Portugal

International Trademark BasicsDecember 3 – 4, 2007Boston, Massachusetts, USA

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IP Law Library The only academic law library dedicated to an international collection ofintellectual property, commerce and technology resources, including an impressive collection ofpatent models for commercially significant 19th-century inventions. Conduct research throughinterlibrary loan or our visiting scholar program.

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ALS TRADEMARK ADMINISTRATORS CONFERENCE

October 1 – October 3, 2007Long Beach, California

Take a positive step to improve your professional and your organization’s success by attending the premier event for trademark administrators.

This year’s program will include more concurrent sessions for all levels of exper-tise and collaborative, hands-on workshops and breakout sessions to engage you. The theme is “Fostering Effective Relationships,” and this year’s Conference promises to be comprehensive and practical, focusing on topics and issues you face day to day such as:• Client development• International, in-house and local counsel communication• A strategic approach to use of international and regional resources• Marketing and Trademark Department communication

The three-day Conference is your opportunity to learn, be challenged, discover new resources in the Exhibit Hall, reconnect with old friends and make new ones.

Mark your calendar, and check www.inta.org/go/education for further details.

TRADEMARK ADMINISTRATION PARALEGAL SYMPOSIUMMunich, GermanyJune 25 – 26, 2007

Attention European paralegals and trademark administrators:INTA is coming to Munich, Germany to provide valuable information on trademark management!

The Trademark Administration Symposium is designed specifically for paralegals and trademark administrators in Europe.

Join INTA and a faculty of experts including non-attorney trademark professionals for this in-depth two-day program covering:• Managing a multinational trademark portfolio• Practical aspects of the classification and formulation of goods and services• Extension of international registration to the United States• Current issues, developments and problems in proceedings before the Office for Harmo-

nization in the Internal Market (OHIM)

allpresentationsandcoursematerialswillbeinGerman.

Visit www.inta.org/go/education to register and find out more today!