Categories:Intellectual Property
International corporate rescue: intellectual property licenses and US bankruptcy law
Intellectual property assets have characteristics that set them apart from other classes of assets. An important question is how the owner’s right to control the intellectual property and the licensee’s right to exploit it are treated in bankruptcy. This question becomes even more complicated when the license and the bankruptcy are international in scope.
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News from Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle
Curtis promotes Gregoire Andrieux to partner in Paris
WTR 1000 names Michael Graif as 'Recommended Expert'
Partner Andrew Otis presents International Affairs Award to US Diplomatic Corps
Curtis promotes Peter Behmke to partner in litigation in New York
Curtis transactions receive 12 nominations at M&A Advisor Turnaround Awards
Briefings from Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle
The road to international copyright and trademark protection in the US
US copyright and trademark law is now much closer to that of Europe, but key differences remain.
FCPA: DoJ and SEC guidance (part three) — who is a 'foreign official'?
Who constitutes a ‘foreign official’ under the FCPA?
