Private acquisitions: Intellectual property issues (France)

A Practice Note on how to deal with the intellectual property issues arising on a share purchase or the acquisition of a business in France

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Private acquisitions: Intellectual property issues (France)

Private acquisitions: Intellectual property issues (France)

A Practice Note on how to deal with the intellectual property issues arising on a share purchase or the acquisition of a business in France

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June 23, 2021

This Note considers the issues that arise in share purchases or in the acquisition of a business in relation to intellectual property rights (IPRs). The objective when acting for a prospective buyer of a company or business is to ensure that the buyer acquires all the necessary IPRs to be able to operate and develop the business post-acquisition. The main objective of the due diligence is therefore to identify the relevant IPRs for the conduct of the business.

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