A thorough due diligence involves examining not only the financial information of a company, but also the company’s key assets. For the vast majority of enterprises, this means a review of the intellectual property assets of the target company.
Content: Article
Authors: Jacqueline Klosek, Mary J. Hildebrand
Source: Goodwin Procter LLP
Subject: Legal
Authors: Jacqueline Klosek, Mary J. Hildebrand
Source: Goodwin Procter LLP
Subject: Legal
Related Content
- A Triple Play in IP Valuation
[Archive.org URL] - Calculated Risk [Archive.org URL]
- Get a Grip on Assets [Archive.org URL]
- Hal Varian [Archive.org URL]
- Intellectual Property in M&A Transactions: What Diligence is Due? [Archive.org URL]
- Licensing Intellectual Property [Archive.org URL]
- Monetize Your Intellectual Property: Techniques to generate value [Archive.org URL]
- Patently Correct IP Risk Management [Archive.org URL]
- Poachers Are Out to Plunder Your Intellectual Property – Can You Do Anything? [Archive.org URL]
- Properly Documenting the Creation of Your Startup’s IP [Archive.org URL]
- Protect And Serve [Archive.org URL]
- Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset: Intellectual Property [Archive.org URL]
- Resolving Patent Disputes that Impede Innovation [Archive.org URL]
- Surviving Intellectual-Property Due Diligence [Archive.org URL]
- Taking Intellectual Property Seriously [Archive.org URL]
- The ABCs of Intellectual Property Protection [Archive.org URL]
- The Invisible Edge: Taking Your Strategy to the Next Level Using Intellectual Property [Archive.org URL]
- The U.S. Patent System In Crisis [Archive.org URL]
- Tools for Protecting Your Intellectual Property [Archive.org URL]
- Top 10 Ideas for Restarting an IP Program [Archive.org URL]
- Towards an Integrated Theory of Intellectual Property [Archive.org URL]
Like this content? Why not share it?
There Are No Comments
Click to Add the First »
Click to Add the First »