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Newsletter
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| As a member of the Association you will receive the Federal Circuit Bar Association Newsletter, a source of information regarding rules changes, judge vacancies, Court personnel changes, and other Court-related information. |
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| Case Digest |
| The Federal Circuit Case Digest, a monthly publication, covers all precedential opinions of the Federal Circuit. |
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| Federal Circuit Bar Journal |
| The Federal Circuit Bar Journal provides scholarly articles as well as discussions of matters of general interest to practitioners, in the substantive and procedural law areas, reviewed by the Federal Circuit. Experienced practitioners will find analyses of critical and evolving issues and concerns. Practitioners new to the matters falling within Federal Circuit review will find a ready resource to acquaint them with matters affecting their practice. |
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| Amicus Briefs |
| The Federal Circuit Bar Association has filed Amicus briefs on a wide variety of issues pertinent to those matters reviewed by the Federal Circuit. These briefs provide useful resource materials for practitioners. For contact information, click here. |
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| Conference Papers |
The Federal Circuit Bar Association hosts conferences which have a reputation for thoughtful and detailed evaluation of substantive and practice issues. These conferences - whether the annual Bench and Bar Conference or other conferences - involve experienced practitioners (both public and private) as well as academicians.
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| Model Patent Jury Instructions |
Members of the patent bar cooperated in simplifying and updating the Association's model patent jury instructions. The perspective was broad based. Contributors included litigators who defend and/or enforce patents, judges, former law clerks and professors. The goal was to offer a comprehensive resource for practitioners, and instructions that jurors would readily understand as written in "plain English". This set of instructions is intended to be a useful starting point for any issue that may arise in connection with a jury charge. Judges and lawyers who use these instructions will need to tailor and/or supplement them to take into account the facts and issues of their particular case.
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| Other Selected Materials |
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The Federal Circuit Bar Association has identified a variety of other materials useful to its members.
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