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5.19.26
Building Patent Portfolio Value and Strategic Licensing Trends for In-House Counsel
Patent portfolios are under increasing pressure to do more than protect innovation. In today’s market, in-house legal teams are being asked to manage costs, support business growth, and think more strategically about how patent assets can create long-term value. That includes making smart decisions about portfolio development and pruning, while also understanding how licensing structures, acquisitions, and patent pools can help advance business goals and reduce risk.
WSGR Events
6.13.24
Wilson Sonsini’s 31st Annual Medical Device & Digital Health Conference
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati’s 31st Annual Medical Device & Digital Health Conference will address topics of critical importance to medical device and digital health companies today, including key healthcare regulatory considerations, the relationship between intellectual property and valuation, a look back at 2023’s fundraising and deals, and how 2024 is shaping up along with partnering strategies in the current market.
WSGR Events
8.24.21
Innovator’s Edge Series: Third-Party Intellectual Property and Disputes
Wilson Sonsini is pleased to present the Innovator’s Edge Series. Life sciences companies should be aware of the relevant intellectual property rights of competitors and other third parties, as infringement of such rights could lead to undesired outcomes, such as unwanted litigation, significant monetary payouts, or even shutdown of the company. This webinar will present important steps that can be taken to identify and reduce risks that arise from the patent rights of others.
WSGR Events
10.08.20
Innovator’s Edge Series: Identifying and Managing Existing and Potential IP Disputes with Third Parties
Intellectual property is one of the most valued assets of life science companies. As such, founders can be strategic while planning to help minimize the risk of ever reaching the point of entering into an IP dispute. By identifying and managing potential IP disputes from the onset, companies can focus efforts on other growth matters, such as running a thriving business.