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Intellectual property business protection during a company survival stage : an inside-out approach
Lawyers and businessmen work closely together every day. Despite the increasing value of patents and trademarks for companies, it is important to keep in mind that Intellectual Property law and contractual law provide for much more types of protection than statutory rights (patents, trademarks, copy...
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Intellectual Property Research Unit
2016
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