High Performance, Hidden Struggles: The Human Side of IP Law
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Gene Quinn discusses the human side of IP law and the struggles attorneys face with substance abuse.
Send us Fan Mail This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed our host Gene Quinn has a candid conversation with Melissa Silverstein about both IP strategy and human side of IP, pivoting to discuss the struggles that some attorneys have with substance abuse. The first half of the conversation centers on a clear market correction in intellectual property strategy: portfolios are being forced to operate like business assets rather than legal inventory. Companies are increasingly questioning legacy filing ...
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Host: Gene Quinn
Guest: Melissa Silverstein
Topics covered
- IP strategy
- substance abuse
- intellectual property
- market correction
- attorney struggles
Keywords
- intellectual property
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