2025 Trade Secret Summit

March 27 to 28, 2025

Location

Bridgestone Headquarters

Nashville, Tennessee

Registration

Fee: See rates to the right

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The AIPLA Trade Secret Summit is the leading trade secret conference in the nation, with speakers from across the spectrum of private practitioners, in-house counsel, government, and academia, as well as fantastic networking opportunities. CLE credits will be available.

Registration Rates

AIPLA Student/Academic/Judicial Member Rate: $55
AIPLA In-House (special form required)/Junior/Government/IP Paralegal-Tech Advisor Member Rate: $199
AIPLA Solo/Small Firm Member Rate: $395
AIPLA Regular and other Member Rate: $495
Non-Member Rate: $895

Agenda Coming Soon!

Hotel Details

Renaissance Nashville Hotel
611 Commerce Street
Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 255-8400

RESERVATION:  https://book.passkey.com/e/50959776

RATE:  $279 per night plus applicable fees and taxes (currently 16.25% plus a $2.50 city fee)
Daily Parking: overnight and valet - $65

Reservation cut off date: March 6, 2025

Required communication: Damage to Renaissance Nashville Hotel: Should damage occur to guest rooms and/or its' contents, or additional cleaning above usual and customary be required to restore guest rooms to original condition, individual attendee(s) occupying the guest room shall be responsible for payment of any damage or special cleaning charges.  These charges shall be posted to the individual attendees' credit card or the Group's Master Account if credit card is not on record.  Damage charges due to Renaissance Nashville Hotel shall be determined by Renaissance Nashville Hotel Manager on Duty.

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