BENCHMARKLITIGATION AUTOLEX

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE LEGAL FORUM

S E P T E M B E R 2 5 , 2 0 1 8 | A L O F T D E T R O I T A T T H E D A V I D W H I T N E Y

Registration Kevin Pragas

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Speaking Opportunities Beth Ranney

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Sponsorship Melanie Petch

mpetch@euromoneyplc.com+44 (0) 207 779 8836

• Practical and authoritative advice from someof today's most powerful legal players

• Networking opportunities with this uniquegroup of Detroit-area in-house counsel andlegal professionals serving the automobileindustry

Why attend?

• How to deal with IP patents, valuation andlicensing?

• Who is taking the lead on regulations –federal, state, governor executive orders,DOT?

• How will autonomous vehicles redefine theproduct liability landscape?

• Is the insurance market keeping up withliability policies?

• Have the cyber/data/privacy concerns beenresolved?

Answers to these questions and more at our2nd Annual AUTOLEX Forum:

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BENCHMARKLITIGATION AUTOLEX

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE LEGAL FORUM

S E P T E M B E R 2 5 , 2 0 1 8 | A L O F T D E T R O I T A T T H E D A V I D W H I T N E Y

After hosting our first AUTOLEX forum lastNovember, we are looking forward to returningto Detroit with our 2nd annual event focusing onthe disruptive changes occurring in theautomobile industry as autonomous vehiclesbecome a reality. Our forum will cover thehottest legal concerns in IP, litigation, regulation,cybersecurity and the Internet of Things. Join us

for this one-day interactive forum to hear best waysto protect your IP in these evolving technologies,what has been learned from automotive litigationcases, and how the global, federal and stateregulatory markets are reacting. Delegates willhear from some of the USA’s top in-house and lawfirm automobile and OEM/suppliers’ lawyers todiscuss litigation, IP and transactional issues.

Vast networking opportunitiesOur aim is to provide an inclusive forumfor automakers, suppliers, tech compa-nies, regulators, government agencies,and other interested constituents wherethe rapidly changing legal landscape ofthe automotive industry can be discussedand debated.

Who you will meet• General counsel• In-house counsel• Litigation counsel• IP counsel• Corporate and business affairs professionals• Regulators• Private practice lawyers

For information about sponsorship opportunities for 2018Attendance at our events is kept at 80% in-house to 20% private practice lawyers with the focus onthought leadership and networking. We will create a bespoke solution that will position yourorganization as a thought leader in the automobile legal arena and ensure you engage with yourtarget audience. Your firm will have pre-event marketing exposure, onsite benefits (speakingopportunities, exhibition stand, networking, and firm/guest passes). All this will help you to meet andinfluence the people who are key to growing your automotive legal business. Please contactMelanie Petch on +44 (0) 207 779 8836 or mpetch@euromoneyplc.com to discuss.

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BENCHMARKLITIGATION AUTOLEX

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE LEGAL FORUM

S E P T E M B E R 2 5 , 2 0 1 8 | A L O F T D E T R O I T A T T H E D A V I D W H I T N E Y

1:10 Cyber/GDPR/Privacy concerns for autonomous vehicles

• Internet of Things for automobiles: who owns the data?• Digital Geneva Convention• Hacking risks; who is responsible for information security?• GDPR complianceSteven Wernikoff, partner, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn(moderator)Michelle Gallardo, director, legal – global supply chain, HarmanInternational IndustriesAlex Simpson, attorney, Microsoft Daniel Warsh, legal counsel, Bosch USA

2:00 IP litigation considerations for autonomous vehicles

• Patent issuance metrics from the USPTO related to AVs• Length of time in prosecution for AV patent application• IP litigation considerations for applications of autonomousvehicles

• Steps to mitigate third-party threats• Litigation concerns related to Standard Essential PatentsJoe Patiño, partner - intellectual property litigation, Foley &Lardner (moderator)James McPherson, patent examiner, USPTOAndy Shieh, counsel, IP Uber

2:50 Refreshment break and networking

3:10 Redefining autonomous vehicles liability and insurancelandscape

• Will AV represent a shift from vehicular negligence to productliability?

• Updates needed to cover civil, criminal and product liabilityissues

• Determining liability and insurance for ownership vslease/subscription model

• Questions regarding liability on accidents due to cyberattacksor technological failures

• Are insurers ready for a shift to software companies vsmanufacturers?

• Measuring risk resulting from the multitude of parties involvedin the production of vehicles and the onboard software

• Ownership/access to product accident dataMatthew Cohn, associate general counsel, corporate, commercialand transaction, AptivBrian Smith, member, Dykema

4:00 Key opportunities and concerns for legal departments in anevolving industry

• Legal department dos and don’ts for unleashing the potentialfor innovation

• Opportunities and risks in a robust R&D environment to be“first to market”

• Fighting the theft of trade secrets• Coping with the M&A activity of OEMs• Can auto companies monetize features directly? What are the feemodels and ‘consumer terms’ likely to look like?

William Orlewicz, general counsel, Magnum Manufacturing(moderator)Jason Skinder, global patent counsel, AptivAntun Peakovic, director of IP, SchaefflerTheresa Orr, manager, The Dobrusin Law Firm (formerly GC, NSK)

4:50 Cocktail reception and networking

6:00 Forum ends

8:30 Registration and continental breakfast

9:00 Opening remarks

9:10 Updates on international regulations for autonomous vehicles

• US: federal and state legislative and regulatory initiatives• Europe: EU, country and UN laws• Establishing police and law enforcement rules• Public policy concernsSam Abuelsamid, senior analyst, Navigant ResearchJennifer Dukarski, shareholder, Butzel Long

10:00 Re-evaluating your existing IP strategies to make way forautonomous vehicles

• Protecting AI through patents• Understanding the role of trade secrets: implications from

Waymo v Uber• Concerns regarding technology licensing, contracts andstandards – keeping the peace with a balanced approach?

• Are the smart phone patent wars coming to the automotiveindustry and what would that mean?

Michael Carter, principal associate, Gowling WLG(moderator)Dalpreet Saluja, associate general counsel & chief IP counsel,VisteonJon Wood, executive director innovation & collaboration,Bridgestone America

10:50 Refreshment and networking

11:10 Patent and licensing concerns for autonomous vehicles

• Does the changing technology landscape affect theexploitation and protection of patents – ex. SEP andFRAND?

• If patent pools are created, will they be considered anti-competitive by the Justice department?

• Strategies to maintain IP protection along the global supplychain (OEMs, Tier 1s and 2s, after-market companies)

• Open source, LOT Network, or acquisitions ofindependently-developed IP – which is the viableapproach?

Richard Hoffmann, shareholder, Reising Ethington (moderator)Mark Duell, principal counsel, Honda Patents andTechnologiesCorey Neil, Patent Attorney, Brose North AmericaMatthew Johnson, partner, Jones DayTao Zhang, assistant general counsel, IP and technology, Ansys

12:00 Best practices before PTAB

Beverly Bunting, lead administrative patent judge, PTAB,United States Patent and Trademark Office

12:20 Lunch and networking

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