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7th Annual Conference: The IP Grab

June 21, 2006

National Press Club

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On June 21, 2006, the AAI held its annual conference, The IP Grab – The Struggle Between Intellectual Property Rights & Antitrust. Conference papers from AAI’s June 2006 “IP Grab” symposium are now available in the Winter 2007 (Vol. 38, No. 2) Rutger’s Law Journal.

8:30 am

Welcome and Introduction

Albert A. Foer, President, American Antitrust Institute

8:45 am

Is There an IP Grab?

Harry First, Charles L. Denison Professor of Law and Director, Trade Regulation Program, New York University School of Law

9:15 am

Where is the Antitrust Modernization Commission Heading on IP?

Michael Carrier, Associate Professor, Rutgers School of Law-Camden

9:35 am

IP and the Collapsing of Aftermarkets

Bruce Abramson, President, Gordian Solutions and Senior Consultant, CRA International

10:10 am

A Government Perspective on IP and Antitrust

Deborah Majoras, Chair, Federal Trade Commission

10:40 am

The EC, IP and Competition Policy

Claude Rakovsky, Head of Unit for IP matters, Competition Directorate, European Commission

11:25 am

Breakout Sessions for Facilitated Discussion

Patent Tying
Moderator:
Warren Grimes, Southwest Law School

Phil Nelson, Economist, Economists, Inc.,

Barry Brucker, President, Independent Ink, Inc.

Standard Setting
Moderator:
Diana Moss, Vice President, AAI

Howard Morse, Attorney, Drinker Biddle & Reath

Jonathan Rubin, Senior Fellow, AAI

Aftermarkets
Moderator:
Gregory Gundlach, Professor of Marketing, University of North Florida

Bruce Abramson, President, Gordian Solutions and Senior Consultant, CRA International

Joseph Farrell, Professor of Economics, University of California, Berkeley

12:30 pm

Luncheon

Introduction to “Fair Fight in the Marketplace” by Bert Foer, President, AAI

Presentation of the Fourth Annual Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Award for Antitrust Scholarship
Robert Lande, University of Baltimore; Director, AAI

Presentation of AAI Antitrust Achievement Award to Senators Mike DeWine (R-OH) and Herb Kohl (D-WI)
Hon. Jonathan Leibowitz, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

2:25 pm

Closing Remarks

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