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Legal and Finance in 2002

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  • Killu Tougu Sanborn explains why venture capitalists prefer to invest as part of a syndicate, and what benefits this offers startups

    • Killu Tougu Sanborn
    Legal and Finance
  • Biotechnology companies can use “value-chain analysis” to create processes for maximizing the value of their intellectual property portfolios, say Bill Barrett and Dave Crawford.

    • Bill Barrett
    • Dave Crawford
    Legal and Finance
  • Putting in place a sound strategy for protecting and maximizing a company's intellectual property can boost its future value, say Steven Meltzer, Michelle Marks, and James McCormick.

    • Steven L. Meltzer
    • Michelle S. Marks
    • James T. McCormick
    Legal and Finance
  • When it comes to dealing with legal issues, prevention is better than cure, say David Redlick and Virginia Kapner.

    • David Redlick
    • Virginia Kapner
    Legal and Finance
  • Founders, senior executives, and venture capitalists often own restricted equity in startup companies, which they must manage proactively to minimize the risk and maximize value, says C. Mark Tang.

    • C. Mark Tang
    Legal and Finance

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