ProView Plus Print Intellectual Property in Commerce

Intellectual Property in Commerce explores the uncertainties of intellectual property law by analyzing four main areas. First, the authors examine intellectual property as a commercial asset. Next, they evaluate intellectual property as collateral and how intellectual property law can pose artificial impediments to efficient debt financing for technology-based enterprises. Then, they cover the complexities of foreclosure and creditor realization on intellectual property. Finally, the authors consider bankruptcy issues and their affect on intellectual property assets.