PROJECT NUMBER: 1050601
Internal Market and Liberalisation: the Proposal for an EU Patent
14-15/Oct/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: € 725 • Special discount available
Introduction
Programme
Practical Information
Interpretations available in German.

Project Leader
For more information about the activity, please contact:
Internal Market
European Union Law
Description
The focus of this seminar will be on the concept of an EU-wide patent, as first proposed in 2000 in the form of the Community Patent Regulation. In particular, the participants will be given an in-depth view of the (envisaged) status quo ante and post the introduction of this instrument, and the consequences this is likely to have for litigation in this area. This will also be compared with the experience of the Community Trade Mark and Community Design, as well the linked with the proposed Unified Patent Litigation System.
Methodology
A combination of presentations, discussions with participants and case studies.
Objective
This seminar aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the nature and effect of the EU Patent, both theoretical and practical, and to encourage debate as to its probable ramifications.
Target Group
Judges, private practicing lawyers, national, international and EU officials who wish to learn more about the status and content and effects of the (proposed) Regulation establishing the EU Patent.
Language
The primary working language of this seminar will be English.
The focus of this seminar will be on the concept of an EU-wide patent, as first proposed in 2000 in the form of the Community Patent Regulation. In particular, the participants will be given an in-depth view of the (envisaged) status quo ante and post the introduction of this instrument, and the consequences this is likely to have for litigation in this area. This will also be compared with the experience of the Community Trade Mark and Community Design, as well the linked with the proposed Unified Patent Litigation System.
Methodology
A combination of presentations, discussions with participants and case studies.
Objective
This seminar aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the nature and effect of the EU Patent, both theoretical and practical, and to encourage debate as to its probable ramifications.
Target Group
Judges, private practicing lawyers, national, international and EU officials who wish to learn more about the status and content and effects of the (proposed) Regulation establishing the EU Patent.
Language
The primary working language of this seminar will be English.
Thursday 14 October 2010
Welcome and mutual Introduction
Presentation of EIPA and the European Centre forJudges and Lawyers
Presentation of programme (including objectives and methodology) and speakers
Individual presentation of participants and keynote speakers
William BULL, Project Leader, Researcher, European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, European Institute of Public Administration, EIPA Luxembourg
The proposal for an EU Patent: Conception, history and current status
William BULL
The content of the proposal for an EU Patent: A n overview of substantive provisions, discussion and questions
Commission representative (name to be confirmed), Internal Market and Services DG, Knowledge-based Economy, Industrial property rights unit
Lunch
Working Group I: The envisaged role of the European Patent Office and the relation between the EU Patent and others (national, European and international)
Dr Pierre TREICHEL, Lawyer International Legal Affairs, European Patent Office
Working Group II: The proposed Unified Patent Litigation System and pan-European Patent Court and its relation to the EU Patent and the European Patent
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
Debriefing and discussion in plenary
William BULL, Dr Pierre TREICHEL & Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
The proposal for an EU Patent Regulation as compared to the Community Trade Mark and the Community Design Regulation: similarities and differences
William BULL
Reception
Friday 15 October 2010
Key aspects I: Language arrangements and Registration/ Renewal Fees
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
Key aspects II: Licenses (including compulsory licences) and Exhaustion
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
The residual role of the Commission and the Court of Justice of the EU, as well as national competition authorities and courts
Commission representative (name to be confirmed), Internal Market and Services DG, Knowledge-based Economy, Industrial property rights unit
Lunch
Pros and cons of the EU Patent as compared with other patent systems: economic considerations, regulatory competition and challenges with implementation
William BULL, Expert Panel & Participants
Evaluation of the seminar
END OF THE SEMINAR
Welcome and mutual Introduction
Presentation of EIPA and the European Centre forJudges and Lawyers
Presentation of programme (including objectives and methodology) and speakers
Individual presentation of participants and keynote speakers
William BULL, Project Leader, Researcher, European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, European Institute of Public Administration, EIPA Luxembourg
The proposal for an EU Patent: Conception, history and current status
William BULL
The content of the proposal for an EU Patent: A n overview of substantive provisions, discussion and questions
Commission representative (name to be confirmed), Internal Market and Services DG, Knowledge-based Economy, Industrial property rights unit
Lunch
Working Group I: The envisaged role of the European Patent Office and the relation between the EU Patent and others (national, European and international)
Dr Pierre TREICHEL, Lawyer International Legal Affairs, European Patent Office
Working Group II: The proposed Unified Patent Litigation System and pan-European Patent Court and its relation to the EU Patent and the European Patent
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
Debriefing and discussion in plenary
William BULL, Dr Pierre TREICHEL & Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
The proposal for an EU Patent Regulation as compared to the Community Trade Mark and the Community Design Regulation: similarities and differences
William BULL
Reception
Friday 15 October 2010
Key aspects I: Language arrangements and Registration/ Renewal Fees
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
Key aspects II: Licenses (including compulsory licences) and Exhaustion
Intellectual Property Legal Specialist (name & firm to be confirmed)
The residual role of the Commission and the Court of Justice of the EU, as well as national competition authorities and courts
Commission representative (name to be confirmed), Internal Market and Services DG, Knowledge-based Economy, Industrial property rights unit
Lunch
Pros and cons of the EU Patent as compared with other patent systems: economic considerations, regulatory competition and challenges with implementation
William BULL, Expert Panel & Participants
Evaluation of the seminar
END OF THE SEMINAR
Hotel reservations
The European Institute of Public Administration has made a block booking at 6 hotels:
Luxembourg City has two main bus stations, one in the city centre called “Centre Aldringen” and one next to the railway station called “Air Terminus”. All buses, wherever they go, are passing through these two stations. Bus no 18, with departure every ten minutes, is going direction Kirchberg, stopping right in front of Hotel Novotel, which is within walking distance to all European Institutions as well as just around the corner from the Chambre des Métiers building.
Meals
Should you require a special menu (e.g. vegetarian, diabetic), please inform the Programme Organiser so that this can be arranged.
Participation
The fee applicable to each activity is clearly indicated on the registration form. Unless stated differently on the registration form, the fee includes participation in the activity, lunches and beverages during the activity, documentation and participation in the reception/cocktail.
Travel and accommodation costs are at the expense of the participant or his/her administration.
Pre-payment of the fee is a condition for participation in an activity. Prior to the activity each participant will receive an invoice which can be paid by bank transfer or by credit card.
Registration
You may register through our website www.eipa.eu using the online registration form or by faxing or mailing the attached registration form duly completed.
Discounts
10% Special discount for civil servants
EIPA offers its members a discount of 10% of the registration fee for its open enrolment seminars and training courses. This discount is available to all civil servants working for one of EIPA’s member countries.
20% Lot 8 discount for EU officials
Officials of EU Institutions, bodies and Agencies which have signed a framework contract under LOT 8 are entitled to a 20% discount.
50€ discount
For this seminar, EIPA Luxembourg offers a €50 discount for all registrations received and paid before 2nd September 2010. Please note that discounts cannot be accumulated. It is clearly stated on EIPA’s website for which seminars and training courses the reductions are offered. Full fees apply to all other seminars and training courses
For more information, please visit EIPA’s website: www.eipa.eu (FAQ – special discounts).
Confirmation
Confirmation of registration will be forwarded to participants on receipt of the completed registration form.
Cancellation policy
EIPA reserves the right to cancel the seminar up to 2 weeks before the seminar starting date. In that case, registration fees received will be fully reimbursed. EIPA accepts no responsibility for any costs incurred (travel, accommodation, etc...).
For administrative reasons, a fee of € 150 will be charged for cancellations received after 07 October 2010. There is no charge for qualified substitute participants.
The mention of a speaker’s name in the programme does not commit EIPA. In the event that an announced speaker does not appear, EIPA will do its utmost to find a suitable replacement.
The European Institute of Public Administration has made a block booking at 6 hotels:
- Hotel Novotel Kirchberg****, Centre européen, Plateau de Kirchberg, at the rate of €145 (http://businesstravel.accorhotels.com/fr/reservation/bookings.shtml) Code client: SC000002048 – Contract No 308506). The hotel is located outside the city centre, within walking distance of the Jean Monnet Building. (Tel.: 43 77 68 51; Fax: 43 91 95, E-mail: H1930-RE2@accor.com or H1930-RE3@accor.com)
- NH Luxembourg***, Route de Trêves (Airport), 10 minutes from Kirchberg, at the rate of €105. Reservations can as well be made by email (book.luxembourg@nh-hotels.com), fax (+352 3489319413) or phone (+352 348931607), referring to the reference number 114 183 032. Free shuttle service between the hotel and Kirchberg.
- Hotel Parc Plaza****, at the rate of €143 (Reservation Code 246729)
- Hotel Parc Bellevue***, at the rate of €95 (Reservation Code 246713) – 5, avenue Marie-Thérèse, city center, 10 minutes from “Centre Aldringen”. (Tel.: 44 23 23 2323; Fax: 45 61 41 220; E-mail: reservation@goeres-group.com; www.goeres-group.com )
- Hotel Français***, Place d’Armes, right in the city centre, 2 minutes from “Centre Aldringen”, at the rate of €110 (Reservation code: G6700). (Tel.: 47 45 34; Fax: 46 42 74; Email: info@hotelfrancais.lu; www.hotelfrancais.lu)
- Hotel Simoncini***, 6 rue Notre Dame, close to Place d’Armes, right in the city centre, 2 minutes from “Centre Aldringen”, at the rate of € 125 (Reservation code: G6700 ). (Tel.: 47 45 34; Fax: 46 42 74; Email: simhotel@pt.lu, www.hotelsimoncini.lu )
- Hotel Melia****, 1 Park Dräi Eechelen (10 Rue Fort Thuengen), L-1499 Luxembourg, at the rate of €140 (Reservation code: EIPA) (Tel: +352 27333-1, Fax: + 352 27333-999, email: reservations.melia.luxembourg@solmelia.com, www.melialuxembourg.com)
Luxembourg City has two main bus stations, one in the city centre called “Centre Aldringen” and one next to the railway station called “Air Terminus”. All buses, wherever they go, are passing through these two stations. Bus no 18, with departure every ten minutes, is going direction Kirchberg, stopping right in front of Hotel Novotel, which is within walking distance to all European Institutions as well as just around the corner from the Chambre des Métiers building.
Meals
Should you require a special menu (e.g. vegetarian, diabetic), please inform the Programme Organiser so that this can be arranged.
Participation
The fee applicable to each activity is clearly indicated on the registration form. Unless stated differently on the registration form, the fee includes participation in the activity, lunches and beverages during the activity, documentation and participation in the reception/cocktail.
Travel and accommodation costs are at the expense of the participant or his/her administration.
Pre-payment of the fee is a condition for participation in an activity. Prior to the activity each participant will receive an invoice which can be paid by bank transfer or by credit card.
Registration
You may register through our website www.eipa.eu using the online registration form or by faxing or mailing the attached registration form duly completed.
Discounts
10% Special discount for civil servants
EIPA offers its members a discount of 10% of the registration fee for its open enrolment seminars and training courses. This discount is available to all civil servants working for one of EIPA’s member countries.
20% Lot 8 discount for EU officials
Officials of EU Institutions, bodies and Agencies which have signed a framework contract under LOT 8 are entitled to a 20% discount.
50€ discount
For this seminar, EIPA Luxembourg offers a €50 discount for all registrations received and paid before 2nd September 2010. Please note that discounts cannot be accumulated. It is clearly stated on EIPA’s website for which seminars and training courses the reductions are offered. Full fees apply to all other seminars and training courses
For more information, please visit EIPA’s website: www.eipa.eu (FAQ – special discounts).
Confirmation
Confirmation of registration will be forwarded to participants on receipt of the completed registration form.
Cancellation policy
EIPA reserves the right to cancel the seminar up to 2 weeks before the seminar starting date. In that case, registration fees received will be fully reimbursed. EIPA accepts no responsibility for any costs incurred (travel, accommodation, etc...).
For administrative reasons, a fee of € 150 will be charged for cancellations received after 07 October 2010. There is no charge for qualified substitute participants.
The mention of a speaker’s name in the programme does not commit EIPA. In the event that an announced speaker does not appear, EIPA will do its utmost to find a suitable replacement.
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Current Trends and Developments in the Case Law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities: Annual Review, Volume 1
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Internal Market
Activities-
2Dec
Annual Conference: Recent Trends in the Case Law of the European Courts2-3/Dec/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €875
Publications
|
Öffentliche Verwaltungen und Dienstleistungen von allgemeinem Interesse: welche Europäisierung?
Herausgegeben von Michel Mangenot
Published: 2005
|
|
Public Administrations and Services of General Interest: What Kind of Europeanisation?
Under the direction of Michel Mangenot
Published: 2005
|
|
Europe 1992: World Partner? The Internal Market and the World Political Economy
Finn Laursen (ed.)
Published: 1991
|
European Union Law
Activities-
8Feb
EU Law for Non-Lawyers8-9/Feb/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €695 -
5Jul
Summer School in European Integration and Regionalism - EU Law and its Implementation5-16/Jul/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €1500 -
20Sep
The Infringement Procedure under Article 258 TFEU - A Practical Overview20-21/Sep/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €725 -
22Sep
Preparing for New EPSO Competitions: The Road to the European Institutions22-24/Sep/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €990 -
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11Oct
EU Company Law & Tax Law: Cross-Border Mobility of Companies in Practice11-12/Oct/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €695 -
18Oct
How to Litigate before the European Courts18-20/Oct/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €825 • Early registration €775 -
18Nov
Overview of Horizontal EU Environmental Legislation18-19/Nov/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €725 • Early registration €675 -
2Dec
Annual Conference: Recent Trends in the Case Law of the European Courts2-3/Dec/2010 • Luxembourg • Fee: €875
Publications
|
|
|
Current Trends and Developments in the Case Law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities: Annual Review, Volume 1
Spyros A. Pappas (ed.)
Published: 1994
|
|
Procedural Aspects of EC Competition Law
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Slynn of Hadley and Spyros A. Pappas (eds)
Published: 1994
|
|
La formation des magistrats en droit communautaire / Training of Judges in Community Law
Compilation non-révisée des textes/Non-edited compilation of papers
Published: 1994
|
|
Training of Judges in Community Law / La formation des magistrats en droit communautaire
Non-edited compilation of papers/Compilation non-révisée des textes
Published: 1994
|
|
L'application du droit communautaire par les Etats membres / The Implementation of the EC Law by the Member States
Giuseppe Ciavarini Azzi (éd.)
Published: 1985
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