Will blockchain disrupt IP legal services ? - WEBINAR

Success of companies often depends upon the ability to manage and exploit intellectual property (IP). The introduction of new blockchain-enabled tools to represent unique assets and to manage the development and payments for IP, will drive innovation across the value chain. By building blockchains that allow users to store and transact IP, business leaders will leverage these platforms to enhance and protect their most valuable resources. Content producers, owners of IP, distribution partners and end consumers all stand to benefit.

Will Blockchain solve the problem of managing and monitoring IP and copyrights at the point that we will no more need managers and lawyers to effectively acquire, govern and commercialize copyright-and patent-protected content?

We will be discussing the topic with stakeholders from the IP world and from the blockchain space

Abhinav Kumar Mishra - Research Fellow, IIP, Tokyo (Japan Patent Office for Blockchain Patents)

Mr. Mishra specializes in IP and Human Rights from Indian Law Institute, New Delhi and had his dissertation on the aspect of Critical Information Infrastructures Protection Policies (CIIP). Since then, he is researching and working in the areas of Law Technology and Human Rights, Digital IP Law and Cyberspace Law. He has been visiting lectures to ILI, New Delhi for Patents, Copyright and Cyber Laws. He has taught in Sharda University, Lloyd Law College and the Maharishi University of Information Technology. He is invited research fellow to Institute of Intellectual Property at Tokyo for a project of Japan Patent Office on Blockchain Technologies. He was fellow of Hainan International Film Festival 2018. He has taken an active interest in new technologies and Law and taken sessions at IIT, Jodhpur, BHU Law School, Lloyd Law College, Maharishi Law School. Currently, he is working on legal regulation of AI and robotics with UN-mandated University for Peace under its peace studies doctoral program.

Marco Barulli - CO -founder Berstein.io

Marco started his career in 1995 as a researcher in parallel computing and numerical analysis at the University of Bologna (Italy) and then at Loughborough University of Technology (UK). In late 2005, passion for crypto and security led to the birth of Clipperz, an encrypted vault and online password manager. In 2016, he founded Bernstein Technologies GmbH, a legal-tech company based in Munich (Germany) that leverages decentralized technologies, such as the blockchain, to protect and manage intellectual property.

Bernstein allows companies to create a digital trail of records of their innovation processes using blockchain technology. Inventions, designs, and proofs of use can be quickly registered to obtain blockchain certificates that prove ownership, existence, and integrity of any IP asset.

Eli Sheets - Founder and CEO at IdeaBlock

Eli is an intellectual property attorney that has worked as an IP professional for over a decade. Before beginning his career in IP, he studied electrical engineering and computer science at MIT and UW-Madison. Last year, Eli stepped away from his legal career to build IdeaBlock, which offers a subscription-based suite of software tools that leverages public permissionless blockchains to protect user IP instantly and at a much lower cost than traditional methods of IP protection.

"Leveraging the same decentralized ledgers that power Bitcoin and Litecoin, IdeaBlock instantly protects your ideas and works of authorship against future legal challenges. Forever."

Troy Norcross - Blockchain business strategy for enterprises

Troy Norcross is an international speaker, educator and strategist on Blockchain as an enabler for transforming business models. Troy has provided blockchain training and strategy support to high street banks across Europe, Asia and India. Troy specialises in enterprise-scale business model transformation projects where Blockchain technology enables business models, strategies and efficiencies which previously were not considered possible.Troy is Co-Founder of Blockchain Rookies. He has a 25+ year career covering multiple market verticals including agriculture, aerospace, IT infrastructure, telecoms-media-technology (TMT), digital music, healthcare service innovation, e-commerce and most recently Blockchain business strategy for enterprises, industries and business ecosystems.

Marco Zolla - Senior Legal Research Officer - Blockchain & Climate Institute

Marco is a lawyer advising blockchain projects in the IP space and senior researcher at the Blockchain Climate Institute (UK). He has 10 years of experience in several business sectors (including banking, energy, steel) and is an active supporter of innovative companies in the sustainability space.

Morvareed Z. Salehpour - Managing Partner of Salehpour Legal Consulting

Morvareed is a law firm specializing in handling a diverse range of complex legal matters both in and outside the courtroom. She is experienced in negotiating a variety of contracts and legal agreements and handling cases from inception to trial and appeal. She has represented clients across the nation ranging from entrepreneurs and small businesses to Fortune 500 companies and works in a variety of industries, including technology, media and entertainment, and real estate among others. Ms. Salehpour is a graduate of UCLA and UCLA School of Law, where she also served as a Managing Editor for the UCLA Law Review. Ms. Salehpour previously practiced at BakerHostetler, a national firm where her work included being a member of the legal team seeking to recover the principal lost in the Madoff Ponzi scheme, and then at Strange & Butler, a complex litigation boutique. Ms. Salehpour is also President-Elect of the Santa Monica Bar Association, Board Member of the UCLA Westside Alumni Network, Board Member of the Rabbit Hole Network Women's Blockchain Community, and a regular speaker and writer on tech, real estate, and business law issues.

Program

• 6:00 Welcome
• 6:10 Talks
• 7:00 Panel discussion
• 7:45 Closing

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