Exploring Under the Surface: Yielding Higher Value From Life Science Transactions
28 October 2008
While many now acknowledge the importance of intellectual property (IP) due diligence in evaluating investments, strategic partnerships, licensing, and M&A deals, those issues that lie below the surface are often overlooked, decreasing company value and opening the door for future litigation. A due diligence plan should delve deeper, consider the full life cycle of the company, and incorporate strategies for managing IP, regulatory, and business issues.
Life science CEOs, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, managers, and in-house counsel recently attended Exploring Under the Surface: Yielding Higher Value From Life Science Transactions. For questions or further details, please contact Zulaikha Rahim at [email protected].
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