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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2025

Invisible Assets, Visible Impact: Understanding The Patent Advantage

Protecting your company's intellectual property by developing a patent strategy isn't typically a priority for general counsel, but it should be if you want to fully monetize your company's assets.

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Protecting your company's intellectual property by developing a patent strategy isn't typically a priority for general counsel, but it should be if you want to fully monetize your company's assets.

For every startup, there is a healthy checklist of business action items right from the start. Product development, market validations, customer acquisition, compliance, marketing positioning and branding, and financial management are typically in the lineup, especially early on in the process.

In this capital-intensive setup stage, protecting the company's intellectual property by developing a patent strategy is typically not top of mind. Especially for non-tech companies. But it should be, and for a growing number of competitive, market-compelling reasons.

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