Protection of intellectual property, rooted in the U.S. Constitution, has been defined and expanded over the years to include patents, copyrights, trade secrets, and trademarks. Protection in each of these areas is ever-changing, depending on developments in technology and commerce, enactments of law and policy, and competing private interests. These shifts present both concerns and opportunities for businesses that want to guard their IP assets, deploy them to expand their markets, and avoid challenges by others. Join us to explore current strategies and practical pointers for securing and capitalizing on the four pillars of IP law. Speaker is our partner Steve Sereboff. Presentation deck is here IP as a Business Weapon and a Corporate Asset.