"SEP, FRAND, RAND, When an Acronym Makes the Difference," Jacobacci & Associati

On March 24, 2022, Partner Alexander J. Hadjis will join international industry leaders for a webinar on standard-essential patents (SEPs) and fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND/RAND) licensing terms in the automotive industry. The webinar will take place at 1 pm ET. Click here to register. Mr. Hadjis is a patent trial lawyer. He has tried over 15 patent cases for large, operating companies, such as Roku, Freescale, and Huawei, and he has litigated many more before the federal district courts, the International Trade Commission, and the Federal Circuit over the course of his twenty-six year career. In his most recent district court trial, Alex obtained a defense jury verdict of non-infringement in favor of Roku. He has also tried and won cases involving standard essential patents. He is responsible for winning a trial defense victory for two CD-R and CD-RW optical disc replicators, Princo and Gigastorage, against several standard essential optical disc patents that were part of a patent pooling arrangement. In 2021, Law360 named him an MVP in intellectual property. Alex is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.

"SEP, FRAND, RAND, When an Acronym Makes the Difference," Jacobacci & Associati

On March 24, 2022, Partner Alexander J. Hadjis will join international industry leaders for a webinar on standard-essential patents (SEPs) and fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND/RAND) licensing terms in the automotive industry. The webinar will take place at 1 pm ET. Click here to register. Mr. Hadjis is a patent trial lawyer. He has tried over 15 patent cases for large, operating companies, such as Roku, Freescale, and Huawei, and he has litigated many more before the federal district courts, the International Trade Commission, and the Federal Circuit over the course of his twenty-six year career. In his most recent district court trial, Alex obtained a defense jury verdict of non-infringement in favor of Roku. He has also tried and won cases involving standard essential patents. He is responsible for winning a trial defense victory for two CD-R and CD-RW optical disc replicators, Princo and Gigastorage, against several standard essential optical disc patents that were part of a patent pooling arrangement. In 2021, Law360 named him an MVP in intellectual property. Alex is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.

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Amanda Shafer Berman to Speak on Energy and Administrative Law at WEN-DC Webinar

As the Supreme Court's new Term begins, Jenner & Block Partner Amanda Shafer Berman will join a Women's Energy Network of Washington, DC (WEN-DC) webinar on how the Court's decisions are shaping the energy sector.

October 14, 2026

Publications

Partner Amanda Shafer Berman Quoted in Bloomberg Law on Senate Permitting Overhaul Bill

Partner Amanda Shafer Berman was quoted in an October 5 Bloomberg Law article, "Permitting Deal Gives Projects Defense Against Litigation Delays," on the Senate's new permitting overhaul package and its expected impact on litigation over federal permitting reversals.

October 2026

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Partner John Storino to Speak at Sandpiper Partners' “AI and Outside Counsel Guidelines Roundtable”

On October 8, Partner John Storino will serve as a panelist at the “AI and Outside Counsel Guidelines Roundtable,” hosted by Sandpiper Partners in Chicago.

October 8, 2026

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Partner Meghan Greenfield to Speak on Supreme Court Climate Case at Edison Electric Institute's Fall Legal Conference

On Wednesday, October 7, Partner Meghan Greenfield will speak on a panel titled "Boulder County v. Suncor Energy: What the Supreme Court's Climate Case Means for the Energy Industry" at the Edison Electric Institute's Fall Legal Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.

October 7, 2026

Publications

The Form Rules Everything: A Seventh Circuit Ruling on ERISA's Substantial Compliance Doctrine

Partner Joseph Torres and Special Counsel Jennifer Beach authored an article for Employee Relations Law Journal examining the Seventh Circuit's decision in Packaging Corp. of America Thrift Plan for Hourly Employees v. Langdon, a ruling that addresses both the standard of review in ERISA interpleader actions and the continued viability of the substantial compliance doctrine for changing plan beneficiaries.

October 5, 2026