
Intellectual Property Due Diligence: Its Importance in M&A Transactions
On Demand: This session walks through the core diligence considerations in M&A, explains what IPDD entails, highlights the unique challenges that come with reviewing IP assets, and shares real cautionary examples.
Webinar Details
When M&As and other deals involve intellectual property such as trademarks, patents, and copyrights, Intellectual Property Due Diligence (IPDD) is an important and often overlooked part of the overall due diligence process. Knowing the importance of including Intellectual Property Due Diligence (IPDD) is essential to ensure that the buyer is obtaining unencumbered rights to the intellectual property they are purchasing. In this webinar, we will cover:
Learning Objectives:
- General due diligence considerations in M&A and other transactions
- What Intellectual Property Due Diligence (IPDD) is and what it means
- The unique challenges of IPDD
- Review of some cautionary tales or case studies
- Advantages and disadvantages of public IP websites
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CLE/MCLE Information
Is this webinar eligible for CLE credit?
No, state CLE credit for this webinar is no longer available. Paralegals may still be able to self-report, where eligible, through the National Federation of Paralegal Associations (NFPA) and the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA).
Note: For archived webinars, credit eligibility may change over time. If a webinar is no longer eligible for CLE credit, it may still be available to view, but without CLE accreditation. Please check the webinar page for the most current status.
Is there a fee to attend this webinar?
There is no fee to attend our webinars, but advance registration is required.
Who is this webinar suitable for?
Our webinars are open to all attendees, but they are generally most relevant to attorneys, paralegals, and other legal professionals.
Do I have to attend the entire webinar to receive credit?
To receive full credit, you must be present for the entire presentation and answer all poll questions throughout the webinar.
Will I receive a certificate of attendance or completion?
A certificate of attendance will be available for download by attendees who successfully complete all required webinar participation requirements.
How is CLE reported?
CLE reporting requirements vary by state. If your state requires self-reporting, our CLE provider will email your course number(s) within 7 to 14 business days after your attendance has been verified. If your state requires provider reporting, you will receive a separate confirmation email once your attendance has been reported.
Can I still receive credit if I watched the webinar on demand?
Does credit eligibility for your webinars expire?
Yes, CLE accreditation can expire. Please check the webinar page for the most current credit eligibility status.

