Applying AI to High-Volume, High-Stakes SEP Work

Where AI can improve speed and thoroughness in SEP practice, and where expert judgment remains essential.
Online
27 October 2026 · 11am–12pm ET / 8–9am PT / 3–4pm UK (GMT)
60 minutes, including live Q&A

About this session

Standard-essential patent (SEP) work combines technically demanding analysis, large portfolios and high-stakes commercial decisions. Where can AI improve speed and thoroughness, and where does expert judgment remain essential?

Join Solve Intelligence for a practical, 60-minute panel exploring AI across the SEP lifecycle, from drafting around standards contributions to assessing essentiality and informing licensing strategy.

Featuring Brian Dorini, Senior Director of Patents (Audio) at Dolby Laboratories, and Patrick Njeim, Managing Partner of Kilpatrick Townsend’s Seattle office. Moderated by Dan Lang, former VP of IP and Deputy General Counsel at Cisco.

The session includes audience Q&A. A recording will be available on demand afterwards.

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What you’ll learn

  • Drafting and filing around fast-moving standards contributions
  • Claim charting, essentiality and the limits of today’s AI tools
  • Portfolio analysis, over-declaration and advising the C-suite
  • Agentic monitoring and emerging SEP workflows, with human oversight, quality control and accountability

Who should join

Heads of patents, standards counsel, in-house IP teams, private-practice patent professionals and patent pools, on both the licensor and implementer sides.

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27 October 2026 · 11am–12pm ET / 8–9am PT / 3–4pm UK (GMT)60 minutes, including live Q&ALive panel on 27 October 2026. Includes audience Q&A and an on-demand recording afterwards.

Practitioner-led, practical guidance

Brian Dorini
Senior Director of Patents (Audio), Dolby Laboratories

Patrick Njeim
Managing Partner, Seattle office, Kilpatrick Townsend

Dan Lang — Moderator
Former VP of IP and Deputy General Counsel, Cisco

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