Law Seminars International's second annual conference on Complex IP and Technology Transactions will be held on March 21-22, 2007 in Chicago, Illinois.  The conference will focus on the business factors that must be considered and the legal issues that can arise in complex licensing transactions.  In particular, the conference will offer presentations on the following topics:

• Initial Planning: Identifying the Work to be Done, and Setting Up an Organizational Structure for Accomplishing It
• A Key Foundational Element: Keeping Up-to-Date on the Latest Developments in Substantive Law
• Avoiding Antitrust Risks
• Transactions with Public Entities
• Selection, Design and Drafting of Complex Licensing Documents
• The Blurring of Technology Transactions and IP Transactions, and the Need to Keep Up with Privacy and Data Security Laws
• Special Issues Arising from the Geographic Scope of the Transaction
• Establishing a Due Diligence Process that Fits the Deal
• Special Issues Arising in Information Technology Transactions
• Special Issues Arising in Transactions Involving Use of Trademarks and Copyrighted Materials on the Internet
• Maximizing the Bottom Line and Receiving Full Value
• Ethics for Transactional Lawyers

The registration fee for the conference ranges from $497.50 to $995.  Those interested in registering for the conference can do so here.