Joan T. Kluger and Christina M. Hillson, of Barnes & Thornburg's intellectual property practice group, presented at a "Law for Creators" program hosted by the Widener University Delaware Law School's Patent Pro Bono Program and the Delaware Press Association.
November 07, 2016 at 07:52 PM
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Joan T. Kluger and Christina M. Hillson, of Barnes & Thornburg’s intellectual property practice group, presented at a “Law for Creators” program hosted by the Widener University Delaware Law School’s Patent Pro Bono Program and the Delaware Press Association.
According to a press statement, the intellectual property program provided business owners, entrepreneurs, artists and authors with information on trademark law, trade secret and patent law and copyright law.
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