Alan Wernick to Co-Present "IP Protection for Mobile Apps"
04.03.24
Aronberg Goldgehn attorney Alan Wernick will co-present a 90-minute live webinar exploring IP Protection for Mobile Apps on Thursday, April 4, 2024, at 12:00 pm Central time. The webinar, hosted by Strafford, will examine and offer solutions to hurdles to getting IP protection for mobile apps; outline strategies for minimizing infringement risks, monitoring and enforcing, licensing and transferring IP rights; address compliance and risk mitigation in relation to data privacy and cybersecurity in mobile apps; and briefly explore the emerging legal issues presented by Artificial Intelligence (AI) in mobile app development. Alan will co-present with Matthew D. Asbell of Lippes Matthias. The program will be recorded for on-demand later viewing.
Topics to be covered include:
- What IP issues should companies and their counsel anticipate and address during the development and use of mobile apps?
- How can companies with mobile apps avoid the IP rights of others?
- What strategies are available to IP counsel to enforce trademarks in mobile apps?
- How can companies ensure compliance with data privacy laws and reduce the risks of data breaches and related liabilities?
- What are the implications of emerging legal issues surrounding AI in mobile app development?
CLE credit is available for attending the live webinar or for viewing the recorded version at a later date. For more information and to register, visit the Strafford website.
Alan Wernick is an experienced business transactions attorney, advocate and arbitrator/mediator handling legal matters for businesses in the areas of information technology, privacy/cybersecurity and intellectual property law (copyright, trademark, trade secrets, licensing). For more than forty years, Alan has been a trusted leader and advisor, having worked in large law firms, as in-house counsel and as counsel to and advocate for middle market, Fortune 500, Fortune 100 and startup clients. His extensive, multidisciplinary background in law, business, accounting, auditing, computer science, the information technology industry and Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) is the analytical foundation for his understanding of the technology and business drivers underlying business agreements, complex transactions and disputes.
