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Selling Technology Out of a Bankruptcy
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Selling Technology Out of a Bankruptcy
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Technology and manufacturing companies that wind up in a bankruptcy sometimes have valuable intellectual property, whether patents, copyrights, trade secrets, or know-how. What are strategies for maximizing the consideration received for these assets? What skills are required by the seller to achieve a good outcome? How important is an IP analytics platform? How should assets be bundled? How important is the cooperation of company employees?
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Selling Technology Out of a Bankruptcy (Dec 2020)
Lynn Hamilton Butler, Ed Powell
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Selling Technology Out of a Bankruptcy (Dec 2020)
Technology and manufacturing companies that wind up in a bankruptcy sometimes have valuable intellectual property, whether patents, copyrights, trade secrets, or know-how. What are strategies for maximizing the consideration received for these assets? What skills are required by the seller to achieve a good outcome? How important is an IP analytics platform? How should assets be bundled? How important is the cooperation of company employees?
Originally presented: Nov 2020 Bankruptcy Conference
Lynn Hamilton Butler,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX
Ed Powell,
IPX - Nashville, TN