The 4 main areas IP entails.
By Liz Gold
CannaBizCPA.Pro
Why is protecting your intellectual property important to cannabis business owners? Just ask Carla Quisenberry, an attorney with Miller Nash Graham and Dunn in Portland Oregon, about how she counsels her cannabis clients in protecting their IP assets, as well as helps cannabis clients with state licensing issues and related disputes.
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“I have been an intellectual property attorney for a number of years and part of my business is really helping small businesses protect those non-tangible assets like patents and trademarks,” she said. “The cannabis industry has been growing more sophisticated as the years go on here in Oregon and as these businesses are getting more sophisticated they’re realizing the importance of these intellectual property assets.
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