ABOUT NYIPLA

ABOUT NYIPLA

The Association is a recognized leader in IP education, professional development and networking opportunities that can and will enrich your practice. Participation in the NYIPLA’s wide range of programs and committee activities will keep you up-to-date on the latest developments in intellectual property law.

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NYIPLA VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

NYIPLA VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Take advantage of volunteering for one of our many committees! You will have the opportunity to be part of a professionally rewarding activity and develop a strong network that will endure throughout your career.

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NYIPLA ACTIVITIES

NYIPLA ACTIVITIES

The Association has a combined total of twenty-two active Committees and Delegates, whose scope covers all aspects of intellectual property law and practice and related topics, including alternative dispute resolution, legislative oversight and amicus briefs, meetings and forums, and continuing legal education.

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NYIPLA News

Content & Technology, Policy Report, Senate confirms Vishal Amin as next IPEC., August 4, 2017 Read More>>


Patent & Trademark Policy Report, Senator Hatch speaks on growing controversy over antitrust law in the tech sector., August 4, 2017 Read More>>


Content & Technology, Policy Report, Reps. Issa and Nadler introduce CLASSICS Act., July 21, 2017 Read More>>


Patent & Trademark Policy Report, Rep. Cicilline and Sen. Booker call for scrutiny of Amazon-Whole Foods merger.,  Read More>>


NYIPLA Events

09/12/2017
NYIPLA Board Meeting with Committee Co-chairs and Liaisons
09/26/2017
In-house Counsel Happy Hour (Invitation is extended to NYIPLA Young Lawyers Committee Members)
10/04/2017
Diverse Careers in IP Law and Strategies for Achieving Success
10/10/2017
NYIPLA Board Meeting
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Welcome to the New York Intellectual Property Law Association

The New York Intellectual Property Law Association, or NYIPLA as it is known, is a bar association principally composed of lawyers interested in patent, trademark and copyright law who live or work in the jurisdictions of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, namely New York, Connecticut and Vermont, and the District of New Jersey.

Established in 1922, NYIPLA members are in private, corporate and government practice.  They reflect a full spectrum of specialized and general law firms of all sizes, as well as many fields of industry. Members of the Judiciary are ex officio Honorary Members.

The Association promotes the development and administration of intellectual property and related laws. It provides its membership with an opportunity to make their views known and to advance the knowledge of legal professionals, the judiciary, government and the public.

Amicus Brief

NYIPLA Proposes the Supreme Court Should Reaffirm That Conditional Sales of Patented Items Do Not Give Rise to Downstream Patent Exhaustion When the Conditions Are Violated, By Noah Leibowitz, Jonathan Sanders, and Michael Keenan, February 22, 2017 Read More>>

Impression Products INC v. Lexmark International INC., Brief of Amicus Curiae New York Intellectual Property Law Association, February 22, 2017 Read More>>

NYIPLA Encourages the CAFC to Separate The District Court's Blurred Lines Between Fair Use and Derivative Works for “Transformative Use” of Computer Programming Code, By Robert J. Rando, February 17, 2017 Read More>>

Legislative Action

Content & Technology, Policy Report, Senate confirms Vishal Amin as next IPEC., August 4, 2017 Read More>>

Patent & Trademark Policy Report, Senator Hatch speaks on growing controversy over antitrust law in the tech sector., August 4, 2017 Read More>>

Content & Technology, Policy Report, Reps. Issa and Nadler introduce CLASSICS Act., July 21, 2017 Read More>>

The Report

Notable Trademark Decisions, By Michael Kraich, Pina M. Campagna, and Scott Greenberg, April/May 2017 Read More>>

95th Annual Judges Dinner in Honor of the Federal Judiciary, , April/May 2017 Read More>>

PTAB Developments Involving CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing Technology, By Heather M. Schneider and Michael W. Johnson, April/May 2017 Read More>>