IP

IP Disputes Among Private Business Co-Owners Dominate Three Recent Cases

By Peter A. Mahler on December 3, 2018

Posted in Delaware, Derivative Actions, Family-Owned Businesses

Intellectual property rights are the lifeblood of many a closely held business entity. This week’s New York Business Divorce looks at three recent decisions involving disputes among business co-owners over the ownership and exploitation of critical IP assets.
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Dissension Follows When Business Owners Don’t Put Their IP House in Order

By Peter A. Mahler on July 23, 2018

Posted in Interim Remedies

Intellectual property rights can be the lifeblood of a business. This week’s New York Business Divorce highlights a pair of recent cases involving disputes among the co-owners of closely held firms over the ownership of IP critical to the firms’ prosperity or even existence.
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