November 2
Panel 1 -
Estelle Derclaye: A Decade of Registered and Unregistered Design Rights Decisions in the UK: Past, Present and Future (updated 11/28)
David Gerk: The Future of Design in the United States
Henning Hartwig: The Future of Hybrid Design Protection Systems: Registered v. Unregistered Rights – A European Perspective
Paul Maier: European Design Legislation
Panel 2 -
Wenyu Zhou: Design Protection in the Telecommunication Industry
Panel 3 -
Annette Kur: GUIs as Design Subject Matter
Uma Suthersanen: Designs – An Affair Between Function and Aestheticism Part A
Uma Suthersanen: Designs – An Affair Between Function and Aestheticism Part B
Uma Suthersanen: Designs – An Affair Between Function and Aestheticism Part B continued
David Musker: Designs and Inherency
November 3
Panel 4 -
Christopher Carani: The Ever-Stimulating Conundrum of Evergreening IP Rights
Sir Richard Arnold: Cumulation of Rights for the Protection of Designs: The Current UK Model and What to Do about It
Xiaowu Li: The Overlapping IP Protection of Product Design and Its Potential Conflict
Alain Strowel: When Art and Utility Merge, Rights Collide
Panel 5 -
Lionel Bently: Designs Untethered
Sarah Burstein: Not (Necessarily) Narrower: Rethinking the Relative Scope of Copyright for Designs
Henry Carr QC: Scope of Design Protection: Overall Impression, the Design Corpus, and Design Freedom

