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Patent Claiming Strategies Do’s and Don’ts
Patents give companies exclusive rights in their inventions – and when a competitor is encroaching on your market share, you can use your patents to stop them, although the outcome will depend on the strength of the patent claims. This session will discuss claiming strategies from a litigation perspective. We’ll provide the do’s and don’ts of claim drafting, so you can ensure your patent claims are strong, defensible and able to withstand scrutiny in litigation.

Attendees may earn up to 1.0 CLE credit for participating in this live webinar. Credit will not be granted for on-demand viewing. Cooley LLP is an approved provider, and will provide credit in CA, CO, IL, NY, PA and TX. Cooley LLP is a sponsor, and will apply for credit in OH, VA and WA. Credit in other jurisdictions may be available via reciprocity. If you have specific CLE credit questions, please contact Cooley’s licensing and compliance team.

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Speakers

Sanya Sukduang
Partner @Cooley
Sanya has more than 20 years of experience litigating life sciences patent disputes, including Hatch-Waxman abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) challenges for brand drug manufacturers, biological products and medical devices. Drawing from extensive litigation experience, Sanya also advises clients on an array of pre-litigation and acquisition due diligence investigations, as well as strategic patent portfolio planning.
Jon Cousin
Associate @Cooley
Jon focuses on developing and executing worldwide patent strategies for life sciences and pharmaceutical companies. Jon concentrates on building patent portfolios to protect pharmaceutical products, which includes advising clients on portfolio creation and expansion, integrating patent and regulatory exclusivities, and advising on Orange Book listing strategies. He has a track record of success in identifying and executing strategies for late-stage inventions and navigating difficult patent issues. Notable patent portfolios Jon has worked on include Epidiolex, Copiktra, Farydak, Arikayce and Amrix.