Kirsch to Serve as Panelist at IP Conference in Tel Aviv

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Greg Kirsch, SGR partner and Head of the firm’s Intellectual Property (IP) Department, will be serving as a panelist at a major IP conference being held in Tel Aviv, Israel on March 27, 2017, entitled the 5th annual “Best Practices in Intellectual Property Management”.

Speakers at the conference include senior in-house patent and IP counsel from major corporations, such as Philips, Intel, Microsoft, Google, and others.  Kirsch is serving on a panel with in-house patent counsel from one of these companies, and the title of their session is “IP Considerations in Launching a New Product”.

Kirsch has been a frequent traveler to Israel for the past 20 years, during which time he has represented numerous Israeli companies (large and small) and universities with respect to US patent and IP legal matters.  Kirsch is a long-standing member of Conexx (f/k/a American-Israel Chamber of Commerce-Southeast), and serves on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of this well-established American-Israel business organization.

For further information regarding the IP conference on March 27, 2017 in Tel Aviv, click here or contact Greg Kirsch at +1-404-815-3759 (US), 03-763-1177 (Israel) or gkirsch@sgrlaw.com.

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