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Apr 19, 2024
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LAW 6325 - Intellectual Property and Business Organizations
Credits: 3
Students examine the role of intellectual property as a business asset by studying the critical events in a hypothetical business as it progresses from startup to a terminating event such as bankruptcy, merger, or acquisition. Includes identifying intellectual property at the startup phase, protecting intellectual property interests in the employment relationship, and managing an intellectual property portfolio. Also, trade secrets, licensing, antitrust issues, and intellectual property at the termination of a business. Evaluation is by exam, and possibly with problem sets. Recommended: LAW 6356 Intellectual Property or two other intellectual property courses. Prerequisites or corequisites: LAW 6420 Business Enterprise and LAW 6356 Intellectual Property , or instructor permission. These requirements may be waived, with the instructor’s permission, in unusual circumstances when a student brings extensive business experience involving practice with intellectual property issues.
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