Bejin to Present on AI in Patent Law at the ACPC Detroit Regional In-Person Meeting
Taft Intellectual Property partner Tom Bejin will present, “AI in Patent Law: Invention, Prosecution and Litigation” at the Association of Corporate Patent Counsel (ACPC) Detroit Regional In-Person Meeting on Oct. 28. During the panel presentation, Bejin will examine the various uses and impacts of AI in patent law, highlighting its effects on patent law practice.
This seminar brings together patent law professionals in Detroit for educational sessions and the opportunity to exchange insights on emerging issues and developments in the field.
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Bejin is a partner in Taft’s Intellectual Property practice, specializing in intellectual property litigation, strategic counseling, and freedom to operate studies. With extensive experience handling patent, trademark, and trade secret cases, he has represented clients in both state and federal courts across the country. Bejin’s trial experience is extensive, having appeared in over one hundred cases across more than twenty-five states. He has worked with a diverse range of clients, from start-ups to global corporations, in industries such as automotive technology, electrical surge protection, wireless communication, lasers, robotics, and medical devices. More recently, Bejin has focused on representing clients in Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings. His role frequently involves providing strategic advice to guide innovation and enhance shareholder value.
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