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<p><a href="http://bakerlaw.com/JeffreyWLesovitz">Jeff Lesovitz</a> was a panelist, along with two other attorneys, during an AIPLA webinar in January 2008 on licensing and managing intellectual property assets. The webinar, "IP Issues in Business Transactions 2008," provided insights on the best practices and pitfalls to avoid when conducting due diligence and drafting licensing, assignment, and other agreements related to intellectual property. The webinar also discussed various issues related to IP transactions during bankruptcy in view of recent precedential case law.</p>




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Lesovitz Serves as Panelist for AIPLA Webinar on “IP Issues in Business Transactions 2008”

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