Global IP Innovation Awards Ceremony is planned to acknowledge the power of the Madrid Treaty benefiting the economic growth for countries that joined after the shrowd of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
ArtWorks
is has announced an unparalleled Continuing Legal Education (CLE) experience in Paris from October 11-14, 2024. This immersive weekend is designed to enlighten and educate legal professionals on the convergence of art and law, emphasizing the vital role of Intellectual Property (IP) in our global society.
Participants will embark on a journey that includes a tour of the Louvre to discover the intersection of art and intellectual property in one of the world’s most famous museums. They will also explore the legal intricacies and historical significance of the Arc de Triomphe, and enjoy a boat tour along the Seine, all while discussing global IP trends. The weekend continues with a Global IP Innovation Award Ceremony, celebrating groundbreaking achievements in intellectual property on an international stage with honored guests and members of the Madrid Protocol .
ArtWorks goal is to educate attorneys and other attendees on the economic and artistic value of Intellectual Property through a series of workshops, lectures and IP Art exhibit tours at the Louvre. These sessions will highlight the intricate relationship between artistic expression and legal rights, featuring real-life stories of artists impacted by copyright infringement.
The conference kicks off on Friday, Oct. 11, with a welcome reception, allowing attorneys, their guests, and other participants to unwind and immerse themselves in Paris. The evening includes a networking segment for legal professionals, an overview of the weekend’s activities, and an academic/CLE briefing.
Saturday, Oct. 12, will be dedicated to lectures at the Louvre, eligible for CLE credit. The sessions include Intellectual Property discussions from the Artist’s Perspective, from an Attorney’s Perspective, and a Keynote lecture on Intellectual Property and International Law. The day concludes with an awards ceremony honoring Madrid Treaty honorees including countries such as Jamaica, .
On Sunday, Oct. 13, participants will experience Paris from various angles. They will enjoy a boat tour along the Seine and another module in the weekend’s Lecture and Q&A Series. This one will take place at the Arc de Triomphe. The day will wrap up with a closing ceremony and brunch.
Monday, Oct.14, ArtWorks researched optional sites that attendees may visit: a museum and art crawl featuring locations such as Musée d’Orsay, and Musée du Quai Branly, and landmark tours including Versailles Palace, Sacre Coeur, and the Eiffel Tower
This comprehensive conference includes CLE credit hours for Ethics and Professionalism, Skills & Application, Law and Practice Management, and Intellectual Property and International Law Areas of Professional Practice. Law students may apply for academic credit through the ArtWorks Externship Program.
Registration options include the “ArtWorks in Paris — ALL IN” package for $1,897.00, which covers hotel, CLE, and lectures (with a $500 deposit and two additional payments of $698.50), and the “ArtWorks in Paris — SUMMIT ONLY” package for $1,197.00 (hotel not included, with a $500 deposit and two additional payments of $348.50).
Secure your spot for this enriching and transformative experience in the City of Lights. For registration and more information, please visit http://www.ArtWorksinParis.com. Live info sessions are listed on the site.
About ArtWorks is dedicated to educating the world on the economic and artistic value of Intellectual Property. Through innovative training programs and immersive experiences, ArtWorks fosters a deeper understanding of how to protect and monetize creative endeavors.
