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IP Procurement and Protection in The United States

July 23, 2020  | Dan Altman, Vlad Teplitskiy and Marko R. Zoretic

We recently partnered up with Maple Business Council for a webinar on IP Procurement and Protection in the United States. Attorneys Dan Altman, Vlad Teplitskiy, and Marko Zoretic address patents, trade secrets and trademarks with MAPLE co-founders Stephen Armstrong and Robert Kelle.

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IP Procurement and Protection in The United States

IP Procurement and Protection in The United States from Knobbe Martens – Intellectual Property Law

 

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Dan Altman
Partner
Orange County
dan.altman@knobbe.com
949-760-0404
IP Procurement and Protection in The United States Headshot

Vlad Teplitskiy
Partner
Orange County
vlad.teplitskiy@knobbe.com
949-760-0404
IP Procurement and Protection in The United States Headshot

Marko R. Zoretic
Partner
Orange County
marko.zoretic@knobbe.com
949-760-0404

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