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Nutter launches new IP Law Bulletin blog

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Nutter is pleased to announce that its bi-monthly Intellectual Property Department publication the Nutter IP Bulletin has been transitioned to a blog – the IP Law Bulletin.

The blog will continue to provide the incisive news, legal updates and practical tips readers have come to expect, with the added advantages a blog format provides: timeliness of updates, streamlined communication, and the opportunity for you to comment and join the conversation. The content is written and curated to be relevant and valuable to Nutter clients and anyone involved in creating, owning, protecting, licensing, selling and buying IP assets.

We encourage site visitors to subscribe to the IP Law Bulletin to receive strategic and timely intellectual property content from Nutter.

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