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No longer solely the domain of the legal department, strong intellectual property practices are an integral part of company operations, and require that lawyers understand the fundamentals of business practice and that business executives understand the law. In The Business of Intellectual Property, Chris Arena and Ed Carreras explain the growing importance of intellectual property assets from both legal and business perspectives, and offer strategic advice on how to manage IP assets for competitive advantage, profitability and return on investment. Focusing on the intersection of law and business, The Business of Intellectual Property combines statutory frameworks, case law, business and legal principles of accounting and valuation, and-most impressively- multiple case studies of successful companies, to give readers the strategic vision and practical advice they need to integrate such processes into their company's operations.
This book investigates how intellectual property functions as a core driver of corporate value and operational strategy rather than merely a legal concern. Authors Christopher M. Arena and Eduardo M. Carreras leverage their professional expertise to bridge the gap between legal departments and executive leadership. They argue that successful organizations must integrate legal frameworks with business valuation and accounting principles to maximize return on investment and maintain a competitive market advantage.
What You Will Find
Professionals in the legal and business sectors frequently cite this text as a bridge between disparate corporate functions. Experts highlight the book's utility in providing a unified language for executives and attorneys to collaborate on asset management.
Page Count:
412
Publication Date:
2008-07-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195338383
ISBN-13:
9780195338386
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