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Delhi Counsel to Counsel: Building, Managing and Defending Your Intellectual Property Portfolio (2)A recent Counsel to Counsel debate, held in India, discussed how in-house lawyers could establish a strategy for protecting their company’s intellectual property assets. In the second of our two-part summary of proceedings, speakers discussed which IP rights it was most important for them to protect, and also some common problems with enforcing the protection of those rights.
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