What Does An IP Consultant Do?
An intellectual property (IP) consultant helps law firms, companies, and individuals develop and implement strategies to maximize profits and business impacts in the domain of IP. The role varies based on the consultant’s expertise and client needs but often encompasses consulting, advisory, training, or coaching services.
Carlo Cotrone
Mar 17
Carlo Cotrone Launches Quartal IP, a Strategy and Leadership Consulting Firm
Washington, DC, February 27, 2025: Intellectual property veteran and longtime IPWatchdog contributor Carlo Cotrone  today announced the...
Carlo Cotrone
Feb 27
Revisiting the Standard NDA
Most technology enterprises are well-acquainted with NDAs. On the positive side, they recognize the importance of entering into NDAs with...
Carlo Cotrone
Dec 23, 2024
The IP Counselor’s Checklist for Adding Value During Patent Prosecution
I’ve been reflecting on what makes patent practitioners highly valuable to their clients. In a prior IPWatchdog article , I asserted that...
Carlo Cotrone
Dec 23, 2024