Eamon Wall
was a Speaker at the AIPLA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. on October 21, 2011, as part of a fun/faux gameshow entitled "Patent Wars - The Game Show - Prosecutors v.
Litigators"
Eamon's presentation
was: "Use Of Technical Jargon – How Do You Describe An Invention
In A Manner That's Acceptable To The Inventor And Still Understandable
By The Public?”
Eamon's paper may be found here: Eamon Wall - AIPLA Annual Meeting 2011
AIPLA Web Site Link: http://www.aipla.org Eamon Wall
was Guest Speaker at the IEEE Jersey Coast Section meeting on June 17,
2011, jointly sponsored by the Consultants Network Chapter and the
Electromagnetic Compatibility / Vehicular Technology / Antennas &
Propagation Chapter:
Eamon's presentation was directed towards
the value proposition associated with intellectual property
(IP) in general, with a particular emphasis on patents, and then address in
more detail various patent and IP issues confronted by consulting engineers,
corporate engineers and engineering managers. Questions addressed include:
Why Patents Are Important; Who Owns the Invention; Nuances of IP Related
Discussion with Customers and/or Vendors; Nuances of IP Related Discussion
within Standards Groups; Job Transition Aspects (e.g., What You Can Take with
You, What You Must Leave behind); Competitive Realities and so on.
IEEE Web Site Link: http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/7237
Cyclists from Wall
& Tong, LLP participated in the 2011 Coast the Coast MS Bike Tour
Eamon Wall participated
in a panel discussion on the business value, cost, security and management issues
pertaining to Smart Phones at the May 20, 2011 meeting of the Monmouth-Ocean
Development Council (http://www.modc.com/).
Eamon Wall was Guest
Lecturer for the March 31, 2011 “Social
Media Marketing” class
(MKT 4966) as well as the “Entrepreneurial Experiences” class (MGT 4961) at Zicklin Business School of Baruch College. His presentation
focused on the practical aspects of patent, trademark, trade secret, and
related IP issues from the perspective of a business owner or manager (e.g., securing, maintaining and using IP
intelligently; managing IP-related conversations with potential investors, partners,
suppliers, vendors and employees; identifying IP-related investments that are
worth making and so on).
Eamon Wall was Guest
Lecturer for the November 30, 2010 “Entrepreneurial Experiences” class (MGT
4961) at Zicklin Business School of Baruch College.
His topic was “What Entrepreneurs Need to Know About Intellectual Property.”