Explore the dynamic practice area of Patent Law
This course is designed to provide information for all attorneys with a general interest in Patent Law and those with clients who may have an idea with patent implications which they might like to explore. Although many areas of Patent Law do not often change, with advances in technology, medicine and other areas, along with general updates in rules and regulations specific to Patent Law Practice, this program addresses developments in those areas. Patent Law is a dynamic practice area and Mr. Nielsen's program discusses fundamental issues and concepts in an easy-to-understand and enjoyable fashion
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The Center for Continuing Education, (CCE), is a State Bar of California MCLE Approved Provider. Since 1992, CCE has presented high quality MCLE programs with the nation's leading attorneys and a wide array of topics. After years of in-person traditional seminars, CCE now focuses on production with Zoom or similar technologies so as to attract highly renowned speakers from any location, always true to our motto: "The Best in Topics and Talent."
Registered Patent Attorney at Nielsen Patents
Based in Larkspur, CA., Steven A. Nielsen is a U.S. registered patent attorney with many years of experience in patent procurement and in achieving favorable results in federal court in the field of Intellectual Property litigation. Mr. Nielsen is the past Chairperson of the Intellectual Property Section of the Marin County Bar Association. Mr. Nielsen received his J.D. in 1987 from Boalt Hall (Berkeley Law), University of California at Berkeley, and holds a B.S. in Computer Science. Mr. Nielsen has presented numerous superlative MCLE programs for CCE in the areas of Bias and Professionalism, Prevention and Detection of Substance Abuse, and Attorney Competence Issues, as well as Patent Law, all thoughtfully prepared and effectively delivered in his personable style.
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