IP due diligence

Explore comprehensive resources on assessing intellectual property assets, with a focus on evaluating patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Visitors will find in-depth articles, expert video interviews, and glossaries that clarify complex legal concepts related to intellectual property evaluations. This content is designed to help businesses and legal professionals understand the critical steps involved in IP assessments for mergers and acquisitions.

Investment Due Diligence in Securities Cases: What Attorneys Should Evaluate

In securities litigation, the first question is rarely whether fraud occurred. It is whether the parties responsible for a registration statement conducted a reasonable investigation before making representations to investors. When attorneys evaluate investment due diligence in securities cases, the initial pass centers on a short set of high-priority concerns: whether material misstatements or omissions […]

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Guide to Intellectual Property Research

How do I conduct an intellectual property search?

An intellectual property search checks whether your proposed name, logo, invention, or creative work conflicts with existing trademarks, patents, copyrights, or domain names. It helps you avoid infringement claims, reduce costly rebranding or litigation, and assess whether your IP is likely registrable. This article explains where to search (USPTO, WIPO, copyright and domain databases), how

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