Why Startups Fail
Did you know that of new ventures that don’t attract outside investors, nearly 90% will fail in the first 3 years? Regardless of its source, the amount of capital invested
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Did you know that of new ventures that don’t attract outside investors, nearly 90% will fail in the first 3 years? Regardless of its source, the amount of capital invested
Leveraging the power provided by owning the rights to the IP underlying an innovation, your company can then exploit and profit from that innovation by any of dozens of techniques. Understanding
Often, founders already have at least one innovative concept in mind at the time they agree to form a startup. To avoid any disputes, particularly if any founder later leaves the
One of the challenges with inventorying trade secrets is that they often have little or no physical presence. Instead, they tend to reside in the minds of employees, hide in documents,
Licenses allow an IP owner to split the “bundle” of rights associated with owning a given intellectual property in any of a wide variety of directions. An IP licensor can control
“New and improved! Best thing since sliced bread! The world’s greatest invention right over here folks!” Sometimes, it can be tempting for innovators to provide their patent attorney with a