United States: Beware Off-the-Shelf IP License Agreements For NFTs

By cineramaJanuary 6, 2023NFT

As Lowenstein Sandler attorneys Leah Satlin and Matt Savare explain, conventional IP license terms do not always fit the bill when it comes to NFTs. In this article, they […]

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United States: Beware Off-the-Shelf IP License Agreements For NFTs

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