Skip to main content

SproutEd

Live Webcast - September 30, 2026
1 CLE Credit

Real or Artificial? , , and

AI-generated trademark specimens are creating new risks for practitioners and the integrity of the federal register. Kirby Drake examines specimen fraud, evolving USPTO guidance, and key decisions shaping modern standards, giving attorneys tools to authenticate evidence, meet ethical duties, and protect clients during trademark prosecution.

State Accreditation

For state-specific CLE accreditation details, click the button below.

Course Details

Calendar icon indicating the date and time for SproutEd's live CLE webcast.

Save the Date

Notebook icon representing course information for SproutEd CLE.

CLE Credits

Information icon displaying price and presenter details for SproutEd CLE courses.

Details

Meet Kirby

Meet Kirby

Patent and Trademark Attorney

Since 2002, Kirby has dedicated herself to guiding clients through intellectual property (IP) challenges. A registered patent attorney, she excels in troubleshooting and advising on IP matters, aiding clients in identifying, safeguarding, and maximizing their IP assets. With a focus on demystifying the patent process, Kirby ensures clients comprehend their protection options thoroughly. She caters to diverse entities, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, streamlining the patent process with meticulous attention to detail. Beyond her practice, Kirby champions IP education and advocacy, notably serving as Chair of the IP Section for the State Bar of Texas and the ACS Committee on Patents and Related Matters, fostering IP awareness and support.

Education icon representing SproutEd instructor education.
Education
Kirby Drake Law logo
Organization
Online legal education icon with computer and graduation cap
Kirby Drake Law logo
Education
Organization
Contact
Wondering if this course is for you?

Learning Objectives

By the end of this Continuing Legal Education course, participants will earn 1.0 MCLE credit and possess a practical understanding of how artificial intelligence is reshaping trademark prosecution. Attorneys will be equipped to recognize fraudulent specimens, evaluate authenticity, apply USPTO guidance and ethics rules, and reduce filing risks while safeguarding clients and the trademark register.

Looking for a new CLE experience?

We’ll let you know when we release new courses and products.

Continuing Education for the Next Generation™

More Pages