Intellectual Property (IP) represents an ever increasing portion of the assets of the typical business. Companies have continued to evolve from “bricks and sticks” to greater dependence on the Internet and various mobile devices, which heavily rely on IP. In addition, the level of litigation involving IP has skyrocketed, particularly alleging infringement of patents.
The increased importance of IP makes it vital for company management and their professional advisors to be aware of issues regarding the proper legal protection, and value of the IP, and to manage the risk of allegations of infringement of other entities’ IP.
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