Hinshaw Lawyers Author Article on Trump Administration's Impact on IP Protection
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Feb 8, 2017
James D. Ryndak and Roger M. Masson authored the article "The 'Trump Effect' on IP," which was published in the February 2017 issue of Intellectual Property Magazine. Concluding that "[c]hange is coming to IP – likely resulting in more predictable and valuable IP rights during the Trump administration," the authors examine some especially likely shifts. They also offer suggestions to those looking to protect their intellectual property.
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