The Business Value Of Intellectual Property (Part 4) 🏦

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Written By Angela J. Grayson

Leveraging Registered IP For Business Capital

Angela Grayson (Precipice IP, PLLC) and Sean Mory (LenCred, Inc.) continue to discuss the value of intellectual property to businesses. In this episode we discuss the value registered intellectual property with the USPTO vs. the value of unregistered rights.

Registered vs. Unregistered Intellectual Property

The value of registering IP rights with the United States Patent and Trademark Office provides additional opportunities to preserve business value through enforcement of company IP rights. Enforcing registered IP rights can work to preserve a business's competitive advantage such as certain types of damages and attorney's fees in litigation. Also, USPTO registered IP carries a presumption of validity. 

Leveraging Registered IP For Business Capital

Further, when a business looks to obtain capital by leveraging company IP, registered IP may carry more inherent value than unregistered rights.

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This is Part 4 in a five part series. For a more detailed discussion about protecting the intellectual property of your business, contact Precipice IP for a consultation.

Enjoy,

Angela J. Grayson

I am a patent attorney, consultant, and the founder of Precipice IP, PLLC a legal IP services firm.

I currently live in the Ozark Mountain region of the U.S. My interests are all about technology and innovation. I love all things sciency and consider engineers and chemists rock stars.

In my free time, my husband and I love to cycle, and hike, and fish.

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