Tech Talk Tuesday: Law School for The Tech Entrepreneur
October 23, 2012
October 23, 2012
Please join us on October 23, 2012 for the kick-off program for this year’s Tech Talk Tuesday series. A panel of seasoned attorneys will address some of the common legal challenges that confront emerging technology companies and the entrepreneurs who found and run them.
Topics to be discussed:
Mitigating risk during the employment termination process — important considerations when discharging an employee
Understanding the patent landscape — key considerations in the wake of the America Invents Act
Trademarks 101 — what every entrepreneur should know about trademarks
Following the presentations there will be ample time for a Q&A session during which the panelists will address questions from the audience. The panel will consist of the following Foley Hoag LLP attorneys:
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