You Gotta Fight ... For Your Rights ... in IP!

Your corporate client is concerned about its intellectual property. The client is both a licensor and licensee of various patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Your client wants to understand what happens if the licensor or licensee of one of its intellectual property licenses files for bankruptcy protection.

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