Co-published editorial

Management report

Litigation strategy focus

Because intellectual property is a legal right, in the end it only has value if those that own it are ready to go to court to defend what they have. A company that is prepared to stand by and watch others infringe its patents, trademarks, copyrights or trade secrets will not be in business for long. Certainly, its shareholders will very quickly begin to ask questions. View PDF

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Co-published editorial

Industry insight

Fair dues

Intellectual property due diligence should form part of the necessary audits undertaken before any M&A activity. However, it often isn’t considered until very late in the process, writes John Pryor of CPA View PDF