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If you want to understand a year’s worth of patent law — and earn CLE credit while you’re at it — mark your calendar, because the ninth annual One Year of Patent Law in 60 Minutes webinar is almost here. This signature program distills the most consequential developments in patent law into a fast‑moving, insight‑packed hour that practitioners across industries have come to rely on.

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Every year attorneys confront a growing stack of opinions that can be difficult to track amid busy dockets and client demands. In 2025 alone, the Federal Circuit issued more than 100 precedential patent‑related decisions – a volume that reflects not only the complexity of the field but also its accelerating pace of change.

That’s where this program comes in. Jason F. Hoffman and Stephanie M. Hatzikyriakou have spent the past year diving deep into every decision, separating the signal from the noise, and translating dense rulings into clear, practice‑focused guidance. Their annual session has become a staple for patent litigators, in‑house counsel, and anyone navigating the patent system precisely because it compresses an enormous amount of information into the most efficient hour of the year, with just the right touch of humor. And of course, CLE credit<a href="#_ftn1" id="_ftnref1">[1]</a> remains a welcome bonus.

<a href="https://bh.bakerlaw.com/18/1071/landing-pages/rsvp-form.asp">Join us</a> virtually on February 25, 2026, at Noon EST for this year’s edition of One Year of Patent Law in 60 Minutes. Whether you attend to stay current, sharpen your advocacy, or simply make sense of the whirlwind of decisions that defined 2025, you will walk away better equipped for the year ahead.

One webinar. One hour. One comprehensive review of the year in patent law – delivered at full speed and with the clarity practitioners count on year after year.

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<a href="#_ftnref1" id="_ftn1">[1]</a> One hour of CLE credit is approved for California, Pennsylvania, New York and Texas. It is also approved in New Jersey via reciprocity. Credit is pending in Geogia, Washington, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and Missouri. Credit will be provided in additional states as requested.

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