7th India Project

Intellectual Property Rights Summit

Since 2004, the George Washington University Law School in association with the Confederation of Indian
Industry (CII) has hosted the IPR Summit in India as part of its India Project. The annual event seeks to
enhance education in the field of intellectual property (IP) law. Participants include leading academics,
industry leaders, lawyers, judges and policymakers in the IP field from the U.S., Europe, India and other
Asian countries.

The IPR Summit has certain distinct features: mock trials/moot courts that are held at an Indian university
(e.g., lIT-Delhi, National Law School in Bangalore) with US and Indian judges and lawyers; judicial
roundtables; court and patent office visits; and international conferences. Summit events have been held in
New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune and Goa.

From its inception, the IP Summit has attracted a stellar line-up of IP experts. The following judges have
participated:
• Hon. Randall R. Rader, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
• Sir Hugh Laddie, Chief Judge of the Patent Court of the U.K. (deceased)
• Hon. Dr. Meier-Beck, Patent Senate, German Federal Supreme Court
• Hon. Dalia Dorner, Israeli Supreme Court (retired)
• Hon. Barbara Rothstein, Director, U.S. Federal Judicial Center
• Hon. Ronald Whyte, U.S. District Court, N.D. of California
• Hon. Michael Fysh, Patent Judge, UK
• Judge Ryoichi Mimura, Intellectual Property High Court of Japan
• Judge Toshiaki limura, Tokyo IP High Court

Participating academics have included: Dean Frederick Lawrence, Associate Deans John Whealan and
Susan Karamanian and Professor Martin Adelman of the George Washington University Law School;
Katsuya Tamai of the University of Tokyo, Dr. Ananda Chakrabarty, University of Illinois; Professor David
Nimmer of UCLA Law; and Dr. Eliora Ron, Tel-Aviv University.

Leaders from government and from IP field have included: Holly Vineyard, Deputy Assistant
Secretary, US International Trade Administration; Q. Todd Dickinson, Executive Director of the
American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA); and Dominic Keating, US IP Attaché
to India.

Leading IP specialists from industry have been active, including representatives from: Acusphere, Inc.,
Angiotech Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Aurobindo Pharmaceuticals, Bristol Myers Squibb Company, Caterpillar,
Dr. Reddy’s, Eastman Chemical Company, Eli Lilly, Ford Motor Company, Fujitsu, Genetech, General
Electric Company, H. Lundbeck AIS, Honeywell International Inc., Hughes Network Systems LLC, IBM
Corporation, Intel Corporation, Intellectual Property Owners Association, Interpat, Ipal GmbH, IP Value
Management, Intellectual Ventures, Kimberly Clark Corp., Mars Incorporated, Medimmune, Medtronic,
Merck, Microsoft Corporation, Nektar Therapeutics, Novartis, Oracle Corporation, PCT Capital, PhRMA,
Qualcomm, Ranbaxy, Rohm & Hass Co., Royal Philips Electronics, SAP AG, Samsung, Seagate Technology
Inc., Sharp USA, Siemens Information Systems Ltd., Symyx
Technologies, Inc., U.S.-lndia Business Council, World Intellectual Property Organization
(WIPO) and Zydus Pharmaceuticals.

Lawyers from the following law firms have also participated: Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler,
Bawden & Associates, Becker Kurig Straus, Boehmert & Boehmert, Chadbourne & Parke LLP, Finnegan,
Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, Harrison Goddard Foote, Hogan & Hartson, Ikubo &
Katayama, Intellevate, Jones Day, King & Spalding, Lee & Hayes, Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell, LLP, Lovells
LLP, Lowenstein Sandier PC, Lex Orbis, Morrison & Foerster LLP, Naren Thappeta, Oblon, Spivak,
McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, PC, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Plougmann & Vingtoft, Ropes & Gray
LLP, Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Manbeck, PC, Pharmaceutical Patent Attorneys, LLC, Puschmann Borchert
Bardehle, Steptoe & Johnson, LLC, Sughrue Mion, PLLC, Vision IPR, Welsh & Katz and Wilmer Hale LLP.

IP Summit - A Retrospective

The summit has received wide coverage. The Hindu described “The team-brought together by George
Washington (GW) University Law School [as a] bastion of intellectual property law in the United States.”
The Economic Times observed, “The objective of the international conference is to foster partnership
between US, European and Asian industry leaders for collaborative projects in IPR and disseminating
international best practices in IP protection and enforcement.”

The Telegraph stated “Frederick M. Lawrence, dean of America’s prestigious George Washington University
Law School, was quarter way into his speech at Aligarh Muslim University a few weeks ago when he noticed
some objects coming in his direction. Lawrence was pleasantly surprised that the flying objects moving in his
direction were rose petals being showered on their guest speaker by students of the 134-year old residential
university.”

The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel has twice profiled GW Law’s India Project. In a recent issue, Associate
Dean Karamanian was quoted in an interview as follows: “We have contributed to education by heightening
the dialogue and understanding between India and the U.S. on IP law.”

We invite you to be part of 7th IPR Summit 2010:

The 7th IPR Summit Schedule is as Follows:

S.No Event Day Date / Venue/time

1 Moot Court Sunday 14 feb, 2010 /National Law School, Dwarka, Delhi
/2:OOpm-6:OOpm

2 Seminar on Role of IP in Monday 15 Feb, 2010/Meridian, Delhi /09.00am-06.00pm

Technology Development
& Transfer
3 Intellectual Property Wednesday 17 Feb, 2010/Meridian, Delhi /09.00am-06.00pm
Symposium 2010 — Day 1

4 Intellectual Property Thursday 18 Feb, 2010/Meridian, Delhi /09.00am-06.00pm

Symposium 2010 — Day 2
 EVENT DETAILS:

Seminar on Role of IP in
Technology Development & Transfer
15 February 2010;0900-1700 hrs; Hotel: Le Meridien; New Delhi

0900-0930 hrs Registration

0930-1000 hrs Inaugural Session
1000-1030 hrs Tea & Coffee Break
1030-1230 hrs Panel Discussion I: IPR Issues in Collaborative R&D between Industry,
Academia and R&D institutes.

Public research institutes are increasingly creating mechanisms for

collaboration with academia and industry, potentially stimulating debates on
the linkage between and responsibilities of universities in the industry-
academia-government collaboration scheme .The session will focus on the
IPR issues in Collaborative Research / Product Development, Universities as
Invention sources Industry support to basic research for knowledge creation,
Need for Industry participation in technology development involving some
exploratory work ,Academic intervention in solving specific industry problems
;Laboratory utilization by industry ;Continuing education programme

1230-1330 hrs Networking Lunch

1330-1500 hrs Panel Discussion II: IPR Issues in Technology Transfer &
Commercialization

The session will focus on the issues like Technology Transfer through
Licensing: Essential Terms of IP Licensing, Marketplaces for Technology
knowledge, valuation, Capital, Mechanisms for Evaluating and Sharing IPRs in
Joint Ventures. Each topic would be discussed with the help of case study.

1500-1530 hrs Tea & Coffee break

1530-1630 hrs Panel Discussion III: Discussion and deliberation upon legislation on reliable
technology transfer mechanism like Bayh –Dole type legislation and its
implication on R&D Collaboration and Technology transfer &
commercialization.

1630-1700 hrs Closing remarks

1830-2100 hrs Reception, Dinner

2.

IP ECOSYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS

17-18 February 2010;0900-1700 hrs; Hotel: Le Meridian; Mumbai

Suggested Programme
Day 1 of IP Symposium 2010
0830-0930 hrs Registration
0930-1030 hrs Opening Session
1030-1100 hrs Tea & Coffee Break
1100-1230 hrs Panel Discussion I: Patentable subject matter in
Biotechnology and Pharma
1230-1300 hrs Q&A
1300-1400 hrs Networking Lunch
1400-1630 Hrs Panel Discussion II: IP issues in Life Science
Discussion in the session will revolve around following topics:

Data Protection vs. Data Exclusivity,

National & International Perspective on Data Protection,
Pre-Grant opposition,

Implications of Bayh-dole type legislation in
commercialization will be discussed during the session.

1630-1700 hrs Q&A

1700 hrs Close of the Day 1

Day 2 of IP Symposium 2010

0930-1000 hrs Tea & Coffee
1000-1100 hrs Panel Discussion III: Enablement and written description
requirements in Patent law
This session will see discussion on the recent developments in the
application of the requirements on written description and enablement
to inventions in the areas of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and
biotechnologies, software and the other issues attached.
1100-1130 hrs Q&A
1130-1200 hrs Tea & Coffee Break
1200-1315 hrs Panel Discussion IV: Patent Litigation in India versus the US
The panel should focus on IP litigation in India. Topics can range from
case management, ADR, specialized benches, specialized courts,
discovery, evidence and other related topics.
1315-1330 hrs Q&A
1330-1430 hrs Networking Lunch
1430-1630 hrs Panel Discussion V – IP issues in Software and Electronics
Industry
The session will revolve around following issues

Patentable subject matter in software and business methods.

Cyber law and its control mechanism

1630 hrs Close

2010 Participating Delegates

COMPANY/ORGANISA
NAME POSITION
TION

1 FREDERICK LAWRENCE DEAN GWU LAW SCHOOL

2 RANDALLRRADER JUDGE USCOURTOFAPPEALS

3 RONALD WHYTE JUDGE N. DISTRICT OF CA

4 Q. TODD DICKINSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AIPLA

5 DOMINIC KEATING IP ATTACHE US EMBASSY INDIA

6 JOHN WHEALAN ASSOCIATE DEAN IP GWU LAW CHOOL

7 MIKE RYAN DIRECTOR, CIEC GWULAWSCHOOL
8 MARTYADELMAN CO-DIRECTOR IP PROGRAM GWULAWSCHOOL
9 SUSAN KARAMANIAN ASSOCIATE DEAN GWU LAW CHOOL
PILLSBURY WINTHROP
10 RAJ DAVE NOREEN PARTNER SHAWPITTMAN
11 JOHNSON VICE PRESIDENT MEDTRONIC SPINAL
AND BILOGOICS
GLAXOSMITHKLINELA
12 SHERRY KNOWLES HEAD OF IP VP PATENTS -
XOSMITHKLINE
13 PETER DOLTON ASIA PACIFIC, JAPAN
UNIVERSITY OF
14 ANANDA CHAKRABARTY PROFESSOR
ILLINOIS

For further details, please contact

Confederation of Indian Industry

Shilpi Jha
Confederation of Indian Industry
3rd Floor, IGSSS Building
28, Instutional Area
Lodi Road
New Delhi-110003
Phone : +91-11-45772000
Email:shilpi.jha@cii.in/nabanita.mukherjee@cii.in
Mobile:09953008862
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Participation Details

-- Registration Details --

Global Technology Combined Package

Category Moot Court IP Symposium for all three events
Innovation Dialogue
CII 1,000 INR/ 7,000 INR/ Delegate
3,000 INR/ Delegate 5,000 INR/ Delegate
Members Delegate
Non- 2,000 INR/ 9,000 INR/ Delegate
4,000 INR/ Delegate 6,000 INR/ Delegate
members Delegate
Students/ 5,000 INR/ Delegate
Free 2,000 INR/ Delegate 4,000 INR/ Delegate
Institutions
2,000 INR/ 9,000 INR/ Delegate
NRI 4,000 INR/ Delegate 6,000 INR/ Delegate
Delegate
o Group Discount: Nominate 3 or more delegates from your organization and get 10% OFF on the total participation
fee.
o Early Bird Discount: 10% discount if you nominate on or before 1 February 2010.
o Pre-Registration is must.
o Delegate Fee is non-refundable & cannot be adjusted to any other CII event, however change in nomination is possible.
o Amount inclusive of Taxes as applicable.

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2
Technology Development & Transfer
3 Participate in IP Symposium
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Cover of Theme Paper

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Advertisements: Advertisement in the Half
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Paper (Word limit)
500 200 100
(Company’s initiatives in the area of 150
IPR)
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12 8 4
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delegate kit (Thank you sponsor card)
Different Colour delegates badges for *
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