‘Kid in a candy store’: how licensing agreements spark firms’ interest

Rani Mehta

March 18 2024

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Attorneys at four firms reveal the business opportunities that stem from patent licensing agreements in the life sciences sector

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Rani Mehta

Senior Reporter Managing IP

Rani reports on all aspects of IP in the US and the Americas, particularly trademarks and copyright. Based in New York, she covers in-house and private practice lawyers' concerns and insights into the market.

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