Intellectual Property
Dec. 2, 2016
IP due diligence is key in corporate transactions
This includes equity investments, mergers, acquisitions or asset purchases, and even initial public offerings. Regardless of transaction type, the IP due diligence process is usually the same. By Edward Kwok
Performing "due diligence" on the intellectual property of a company in a corporate transaction is paramount. This includes equity investments, mergers, acquisitions or asset purchases, and even initial public offerings. Regardless of transaction type, the IP due diligence process is usually the same.
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