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ARTICLE · 19 JANUARY 2021

Changing Lanes: 10 Things Every New IP Counsel Should Do

Stepping into a new company as its Intellectual Property (IP) counsel can feel like a breath of fresh air and just a little daunting.

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Stepping into a new company as its Intellectual Property (IP) counsel can feel like a breath of fresh air and just a little daunting. Training, credentials and experience have brought you here, but it is keen instinct and a methodical approach that will help you make a splash without getting swept away.

Whatever the business context, you need not approach these critical first days unprepared. Our handy guidance for IP counsel in new positions will help you navigate innovative projects and bring about positive transformations while growing professionally.

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From applying trademark, copyright and patent law to handling IP disputes and other legal matters, it is your responsibility to protect your organization in a competitive landscape. Here are 10 recommendations for how to go about this effectively, efficiently and confidently.

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