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Partner Philip Nelson was quoted in “Q&A: How Do You Protect Your IP?,” which was published in Medical Design Briefs. 

May 1, 2020  | Philip M. Nelson

Partner Philip Nelson was quoted in “Q&A: How Do You Protect Your IP?,” which was published in Medical Design Briefs. 

Excerpt: “How should medical device companies protect their intellectual property (IP) in this labyrinth? In this Q&A, Philip Nelson, a partner with Knobbe Martens, provides some insights for device companies facing these issues.

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Partner Philip Nelson was quoted in “Q&A: How Do You Protect Your IP?,” which was published in Medical Design Briefs.  Headshot

Philip M. Nelson

Philip Nelson counsels clients in all stages of growth, from startups to established public companies. To jump-start young portfolios, Mr. Nelson pioneered use of special programs to cut through red...

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