In this white paper we will look at how licensing models benefit both the licensor and the licensee and provide advice on best practice to create the licensing model you need to deliver your commercial objectives.
We have a pleasing update to report in the OKTOBERFEST matter!
Potter Clarkson has secured prominent placing in the 2022 edition of Managing Intellectual Property’s IP STARS - the leading resource for companies or individuals looking for intellectual property firms and practitioners from around the world.
In this white paper we will look at how licensing models benefit both the licensor and the licensee and provide advice on best practice to create the licensing model you need to deliver your commercial objectives.
Deborah Maxwell was part of a panel of judges at the Product Design Engineering 2022 Degree Show at the Glasgow School of Art.
In a move that will be of interest to universities and others, an IP licensing deal between the University of Manchester and a Chinese company, Beijing Infinite Vision Technology Company Ltd, has been blocked by the UK government.
Potter Clarkson are delighted to announce their fourth year as an affiliate partner of the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) in Manchester.
Collaboration agreements are a tool businesses commonly use to tap into external expertise to supplement and accelerate their internal research and product development.
Battery Cells & Systems Expo is an international showcase of manufacturers, users and the entire supply chain working to increase battery performance, cost and safety.
The Advanced Materials Show is Europe’s largest dedicated advanced and nano materials event, offering insight into current and future materials development, with experts from all sides of the industry in attendance.
The Graphene Council is hosting an in-person conference, bringing together the world's leading graphene production and application experts.
The reason we recommended involving specialist legal counsel at an early stage of a deal in the first part of this series is because there is always a risk the proposed deal may not work for some reason or, at least, does not work exactly as the parties originally envisaged.
In the previous part of this series we looked at three tips that will help you structure better deals with potential partners, collaborators or licensees. The first of those tips was to put a meaningful NDA in place before negotiations start so in this part we thought it may be useful to look at NDAs.
In this series Potter Clarkson will answer some of the questions we are asked most frequently by our clients in the graphene and advanced materials sector. In this first part we start by looking at the overall deal making process and share our three top tips for structuring a deal.
Join experienced patent attorney Jason Teng and licensing expert Dave Holt in a webinar hosted by The Graphene Council, as they explore IP legal issues faced by graphene companies in realising their market potential and maximising the value of their innovations.