How to handle unauthorised IP in your supply chain

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By LoadstarEditorial

03/09/2013

The threat of unauthorised intellectual property (IP) leaking into your supply chain is one that will proliferate in coming years, predicts one of the foremost legal experts on the problem. Fortunately, as Tokyo-based Arthur M Mitchell III, senior counsel of White & Case, explains in this article, businesses that become aware of these leaks can take steps to minimise the damage.

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