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A CLE Webinar from Ryan C. Smith, Ph.D. – Duane Morris Life Sciences Legislation

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“Has your establishment obtained authorities funding? Is authorities funding behind your patents? Are you licensing patents that have been developed with authorities help? In that case, you actually ought to hearken to this informative webinar. Your rights and financial pursuits could possibly be dramatically impacted by March-In Rights.”

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