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[Bloomberg Law] Understanding IP Assets Is Crucial During Corporate Bankruptcies

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An article published by Bloomberg Law examines how intellectual property (IP) assets—such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks—can play a pivotal role for companies navigating bankruptcy or restructuring.

The piece highlights that thorough evaluation and management of IP assets are essential for maximizing value and making informed decisions during financial distress.

Key takeaways include the need for regular IP audits, careful handling of licensing agreements, and the importance of objective, data-driven analysis to guide both companies and potential buyers through the bankruptcy process. The article also underscores the benefits of working with experienced legal and IP professionals to protect and leverage these valuable assets.

We’re proud to share that Gurpreet Kaur, Vice President of Intellectual Property at UnitedLex, contributed her expertise to this insightful article.

Read the full article here: Understanding IP Assets Is Crucial During Corporate Bankruptcies – Bloomberg Law

For further insights on how to proactively address bankruptcy risks when drafting intellectual property agreements, explore Counsel Should Draft IP Agreements With Bankruptcy in Mind.

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