3D Printing: The Shape of Things to Come

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 | 6 pm – 9 pm

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• 3D printing has evolved from an expensive, complicated technique once used only by mechanical engineers to a disruptive technology with the capability to transform the toy and fashion industries, among others. Cheap and user-friendly printing and scanning hardware, coupled with freely available design files, allow anyone – artists and hobbyists as well as startups and multinationals – to quickly create complex pieces on demand, and at remote locations.  3D printing technology is already pitting existing patent, trademark, and copyright protection schemes against free and open innovation, and IP owners and emerging companies should take notice of the other areas of the law that will be impacted as the use of this technology grows.  Join our panelists in a lively discussion of these and other issues as they assess and predict the impact of 3D printing on the law.

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• Program Co-Chairs:

  David Boag
  BOAG LAW, PLLC

  Fiona Campbell-Webster
  Law Office of Fiona Campbell-Webster, Esq.

  Charles E. Torres
  Lowenstein Sandler, LLP

  Faculty:

  John C. Knapp
  General Counsel
  Solidoodle Inc.

  Georges Nahitchevansky
  Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP

  Rania V. Sedhom
  Sedhom & Mayhew, PLLC

  Bridget Weishaar
  Senior Equity Analyst
  Morningstar

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• 6:00 pm – 6:05 pm	Welcome and Introductions                                                 Charles E. Torres
  6:05 pm – 7:05 pm	The Opportunities and Challenges Raised by 3D Printing                                                  John C. Knapp                                                Georges Nahitchevansky
  7:05 pm – 7:35 pm	3D Printing: A Possible Future Disruptive Technology in the Apparel Industry                                                 Bridget Weishaar
  7:35 pm – 7:45 pm	Break
  7:45 pm – 8:35 pm	3D Printing in Fashion: Jobs and Exclusivity                                                 Rania V. Sedhom
  8:35 pm – 9:00 pm	Panel Discussion and Q&A                                     Moderator: Charles E. Torres                                                 Panelists: Faculty

• CLE Credit
  NY: 3.0 professional practice
  NJ: 3.3 general
  CA: 3.0 general
  PA: 2.5 general

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• Sponsoring Association Committees:

  Patents | James R. Klaiber, Chair

  Emerging Companies | Charles E. Torres, Chair

  Fashion Law | Marc Lieberstein, Chair

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  Ann Rappleye, Director of Programs, City Bar Center for CLE | (212) 382-6606 | ARappleye@nycbar.org

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