Angela Grayson, CIPP/US, CLP Speaks at Practising Law Institute on Jointly Development and Shared IP ๐ŸŽ™๏ธ

There are many ways companies can get ahead in the tech game. One way is to collaborate with others to develop technology. Join me in NYC as I speak at Practising Law Institute on creating and commercializing jointly developed technology.

Iโ€™ll discuss the benefits of:

  • Creating new business opportunities or challenges through collaboration with another company 

  • Using joint venture versus strategic alliances โ€“ pros and cons 

  • Using program IP: rights of partners and/or collaborators 

  • Terminating and dissolving relationships: IP ownership issues following the collaboration

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About the Author

Angela Grayson is the Principal and Founder of Precipice IP, PLLC.  She practices before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and is a registered patent attorney. Ms. Grayson is licensed to practice before the Mississippi Supreme Court and is admitted to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. Contact Angela Grayson @ 479.259.2966 or 601.427.4773.

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.

Please click the button above to visit my company website. If youโ€™d like to get in touch, feel free to say hello through any of my social links.

https://about.me/angelagrayson
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