CITATIONS
Tuesday November 7 at 1:00PM Central
Overview
Are you a patent practitioner that hasn’t brushed-up on proper citation practices since law school? If so, you’re certainly not alone. In this hour-long webinar, we’ll provide multiple examples of the most common mistakes made with citing documents in legal writing. Examples include:
- The structure of a citation: When is the short citation appropriate?
- In-line citation, footnoting, and end noting: Which one is proper for legal writing?
- Everyone is Named “Smith”: Citing to patent and non-patent references with the same author;
- Citing to patent literature, both patents and published applications;
- Citing to non-patent literature references, including electronic resources;
- Differences between in-line quotations and block quotations;
- Citation signals and their meanings;
- Slip Opinions: When is their citation appropriate?
These and other citation practices are a fundamental skill on which legal writing is based. This class is for any level of patent practitioner (attorney or agent, junior or senior) who could use a refresher on one of legal writing’s most overlooked disciplines.
Meet the Presenter
Josh Garfield
Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner
5 Tips: Patent Prosecution in Polymer Tech
Thursday November 9, 2017
1:00PM Central
Overview
Are you a patent practitioner that hasn’t brushed-up on proper citation practices since law school? If so, you’re certainly not alone. In this hour-long webinar, we’ll provide multiple examples of the most common mistakes made with citing documents in legal writing. Examples include:
- The structure of a citation: When is the short citation appropriate?
- In-line citation, footnoting, and end noting: Which one is proper for legal writing?
- Everyone is Named “Smith”: Citing to patent and non-patent references with the same author;
- Citing to patent literature, both patents and published applications;
- Citing to non-patent literature references, including electronic resources;
- Differences between in-line quotations and block quotations;
- Citation signals and their meanings;
- Slip Opinions: When is their citation appropriate?
These and other citation practices are a fundamental skill on which legal writing is based. This class is for any level of patent practitioner (attorney or agent, junior or senior) who could use a refresher on one of legal writing’s most overlooked disciplines.