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Survey: United States and Canada: Surviving the dot-com crash

Managing IP Correspondent
September 30 2001

The economic downturn has affected all US and Canadian attorneys in the past year. But patents remain as popular as ever, leading to the prospect of increasing litigation in the future. Ingrid Hering examines how attorneys and courts are coping with the new challenges

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