- IP due diligence
Together with the client, identify audit objectives and scope
Draft a request for documents and information and set up a data room
Review the documents provided
Review other sources of information
Draft a due diligence report outlining findings and recommendations - Audit results:
Intellectual property record-keeping system is established
IP assets are prioritized for registration and renewal
IP assets are prioritized for registration and renewal
Risk elimination strategy is developed and implemented
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Intellectual Property Audit
In today's innovation-driven economy, intellectual property has become one of the most valuable assets for businesses. Rights owners have their IP assets audited to assess value and related risks. Such audits may be either regular or event specific.
Intellectual property valuation reports may be required for mergers and acquisitions, new product launches, or in connection with any licensing plans, among others.
By conducting an IP audit, businesses may expect the following outcomes:
• Reduced costs
• Increased revenue
• Eliminated or mitigated risks
• Enhanced investor confidence to facilitate investment
When conducting an IP audit, we identify the client's objectives and compile a comprehensive list of intellectual property assets. The resulting analysis provides a detailed roadmap for the legal protection of these valuable assets.
By conducting an IP audit, businesses may expect the following outcomes:
• Reduced costs
• Increased revenue
• Eliminated or mitigated risks
• Enhanced investor confidence to facilitate investment
When conducting an IP audit, we identify the client's objectives and compile a comprehensive list of intellectual property assets. The resulting analysis provides a detailed roadmap for the legal protection of these valuable assets.







